ESci Chapter 2 review: Economics and Political Science

In the graph shown, the supply line shows a __________ correlation between quantity and price.

Which era of U.S. environmental policy saw a backlash against policies that impacted business?

Purifying air and water, cycling nutrients, and containing or recycling wastes are examples of:

In the graph shown, the point where the two lines meet is called ____________________.

In the graph shown, the demand line shows a __________ correlation between quantity and price.

Which of the following organizations involved in environmentalpolicy can sign its own treaties?

TRUE or FALSE? The strength of environmental policies may differ from state to state.

Which of the following lists the steps of environmental policy-making in order?

Companies who buy, sell, or trade carbon credits are working within what kind of system?

Which era of U.S. environmental policy saw increased awareness of pollution, efforts to fix it?

Which era of U.S. environmental policy aimed to solve problems caused by westward expansion?

An economy in which businesses and individuals decide what is made is called a _______________.

An international agreement for peace, alliance, commerce or other international relations is a:

Which of the following correctly defines policy?

TRUE or FALSE? Business, organizations, and private citizens all shape environmental policy.

Energy Star, Fair Trade Certified, and USDA Organic are all examples of ____________________.

An economy in which the government decides what is made is called a _______________.

Farmers who get government payments to reduce the price of argicultural products benefit from:

Comparison between what is sacrificed and what is gained by a specific action is known as what?

Pristine lakes, cave paintings, and rare flowers are all examples of goods with ____________.

Which of the following are shortcoming(s) of economics that harmed the environment in the past?

Which era of U.S. environmental policy encouraged westward expansion, dealt with public lands?

Efforts to influence an elected official into supporting a specific interest are known as:

Which of the following describes the economic idea of "demand"?

Which era of U.S. environmental policy saw saw the most major laws in modern U.S. policy?

Which of the following organizations involved in environmental policy is NOT government funded?

Which of the following describes the economic idea of "supply"?