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Unit 1: Economic Principles & Ways of Thinking
Unit 1: Economic Principles & Ways of Thinking
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A review of #economictopics and #economicvocabulary.
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An individual or organization that creates goods and services.
Producer
Consumer
Entrepreneur
Laborer
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Using the PPC, what does point D represent?
Inefficiency
Scarcity
Impossibility
Efficiency
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Scarcity is based on the fact that needs and wants are _____ but goods and services are ______.
Unlimited, Inefficient
Unlimited, Scarce
Unlimited, Limited
Limited, Unlimited
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Which of the following would enable this producer to potentially be able to produce at point E?
Decreased resources, decreased labor
Increased resources, increased labor
Increased resources, decreased labor
Decreased resources, increased labor
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Price Gouging is
artificial prices set by governments
artificial prices set by consumers
artificial prices set by natural disasters
artificial prices set by merchants
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The total satisfaction received from consuming a good or service
Sunk Cost
Thinking at the Margin
Rationality
Utility
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Allocation by achievement or merit includes all of the following EXCEPT
Black Friday discounted flat-screen TV
Olympics gold medal
Promotion at work
College admissions
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A decision-making process that compares what will be gained and what will be sacrificed.
Production Possibility Curve
Scarcity
Cost/Benefit Analysis
Allocation
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An example of an immeasurable trade-off
overtime pay
enjoying your new job
an extra shift at work
an faster commute to work
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Using the PPC, if the producer wishes to move from point C to A, what is the trade-off?
5 trucks
5 boats
4 trucks
4 boats
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Opportunity Cost is
the best alternative given up
anything that is not chosen
an incurred expense that cannot be recovered
the amount paid for a new opportunity
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The branch of economics concerned with large-scale factors, such as national productivity:
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
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Using the PPC, what does point E represent?
Inefficiency
Maximum Production Possibility
Efficiency
Impossibility
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Physical capital is defined as the _____ objects used to create goods and services.
human-made
efficient
mass produced
rational
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Which of the following is an example of LAND as a factor of production?
Pigs
Fences
Tractor
Industrial Farmer
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When consumers want more of a good/service than producers are willing/able to provide.
Shortage
First come, first served
Scarcity
Allocation
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Choosing to pay extra for guacamole at Qdoba because it is "only $2 " is an example of _______.
marginal cost
sunk cost
supply and demand
first come, first served
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Factors of Production include all EXCEPT
Labor
Human Capital
Incentive
Land
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An individual or organization that purchases goods and services.
Consumer
Merchant
Producer
Entrepreneur
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Which principle is represented by the following: "People cannot have everything they want."
Opportunity Cost
Guns or Butter
Scarcity
The Cobra Effect
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An incentive entices a person or organization to
choose between needs and wants
take a specific action
combine resources
utilize factors of production
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Entrepreneurs do all of the following EXCEPT
create industries
fix prices
take risks
combines resources to make goods and services
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The extra advantage gained by adding one unit is called __________.
marginal utility
marginal cost
marginal efficiency
marginal benefit
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The branch of economics concerned with small factor decisions by individuals or firms is _____.
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
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Economics is the study of __________.
the stock market
how to get rich
people and choices
money and wealth
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Economics studies the following domains EXCEPT
Groups/Companies
Individuals
Free Press
Governments
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The subdiscipline of economics concerned with emotional, social, or moral reasons for decision-making.
Behavioral economics
Microeconomics
Freakonomics
Macroeconomics
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Choices that result in the optimal level of benefit or utility
Utility
Incentives
Sunk Cost Fallacy
Rationality
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A cost that has already been incurred and which cannot be recovered to any significant degree
Junk cost
Cost failure
Lost cost
Sunk cost
30
Economics is the study of how people satisfy their _______ and _______ by making _______ .
Wants, Goods, Factors of Production
Incentives, Needs, Production
Goods, Services, Products
Wants, Needs, Choices
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All are examples of physical capital EXCEPT
Factory
Hammer
iPhone
Oak tree
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Every time we give up one benefit in order to gain another, greater benefit.
Unlimited Wants
Unintended Consequences
Opportunity Cost
Trade-Offs
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The Cobra Effect refers to a type of _________.
Sunk Cost
Allocated resource
Incentive
Unintended consequence
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The benefits of capital include all of the following EXCEPT
save time
decrease sunk costs
save money
decrease productivity
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"Guns or Butter" refers to the trade-off between _______ and _______.
Producer Spending, Consumer Spending
Military Goods, Consumer Goods
War, Peace
Tanks, Tacos