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1
Canada is an example of a
command economy
market economy
traditional economy
mixed economy
2
Competition in business has given power to the
business
manufacturer
producer
consumer
3
A sole proprietorship is a business owned by the workers or members who buy from the business
True
False
4
Needs are things necessary for survival and include
shelter
basic clothing
food
all of the above
5
The last, and very important, step in a decision-making model is one where you
evaluate the problem
evaluate the decision
evaluate the alternatives
evaluate the choices
6
If consumers expect that prices will increase in the future, they will buy less
false
true
7
The price at which there is no shortage or surplus
market level
equilibrium price
middle price
8
Capital resources are those which come from the earth & include buildings, equipment & tools
False
True
9
Producers and consumers operate together to create a
supply
competition
demand
marketplace
10
Characteristics of entrepreneurs include having the ability to work alone and self-confidence
True
False
11
Economic systems need to answer one or more of the following questions
all of the above
How should the goods and services be produced?
what goods and services should be produced?
For whom should the goods and services be produced?
12
A decision-making model uses a ___- step process when attempting to analyze and solve a problem
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Identifying the needs and wants of consumers for a new business is considered to be
time consuming for a business
a first step in planning a business
a last step in planning a business
not necessary for a business
14
The amount of money required at each stage of production is known as
expenses
profit
income
costs
15
The business that make goods or provide services are called
consumers
producers
customers
marketers