WHS INTRO TO BUSINESS FINAL EXAM REVIEW

Which of the following is an example of government consumption?

How many hours does a full-time job require each week?

What type of loan is paid off in one payment, including interest?

Which of these is NOT an example of fixed expenses?

Which type of software program is generally used for entering and charting data?

If you organize a boycott, what consumer responsibility are you showing?

What type of loan is based on the value of something you own which is left with the creditor?

What is your potential for learning a skill?

What does I.T. use to process and distribute information in digital and other forms?

What type of advertisement suggests that buying a particular car, will make the buyer popular?

According to truth-in-advertising laws, advertising must be

What is the term for land and anything attached to it?

This type of product is plainly labeled and unadvertised.

Who does NOT use credit?

Buying a house usually requires a down payment  of _____ percent.

The ______ is a global computer network.

Using money to participate in an enterprise that offers the possibility of profit is called...

Which of these is a consumer responsibility?

A company’s customer service department satisfies which consumer right?

What type of company sells stock?

What does a computer do?

What hardware element includes disks, flash drives, and DVDs?

An APR of 18 percent means that for every  $100 you owe, you pay $____ per year.

The U.S. government has passed antitrust laws to ensure fair

Which of these is a sign of credit trouble?

A computer-run flight simulation program is an example of

What part of the résumé is a statement about the type of job you want?

What is the term for a natural or acquired skill or talent?

What level of government can issue bonds?

The risk that the rate of inflation will increase more than the rate of interest is called

Equity is the value of a piece of property minus

What kind of store provides easy access to products that consumers often buy as impulse items?

What is a measure of a person’s ability and willingness to pay debts on time?

Which of these is a federal credit law?

How is our government funded?

If you do not have a credit history, what might you need to get a credit card?

Which nongovernmental consumer organization publishes the magazine Consumer Reports?

What is true about goals?