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Economics Chapter 1 Test Review
Economics Chapter 1 Test Review
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A review of the text and supplemental information discussed in class.
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What are the four factors of production
durable goods, capital, land and labor
land, labor, capital and entrepreneurs
products, labor, land, entrepreneurs
capital, natural resources, human capital, capital goods
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The Catholic teaching that nothing should be done at a higher level that can be done well or better at a lower level.
Utility
Transferable
Scarcity
Subsidiarity
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Assignment of tasks to the workers, factories, regions, or nations that can perform them more efficiently.
Productivity
Division of Labor
Specialization
Economic Interdependence
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A business that is employing all of its productive facilities is at
The top of its game
Its frontier
a Production Possibility Curve
Its boundary
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Way of thinking about a choice that compares the cost of an action to its benefits.
Cost-Benefit Analysis
Free Enterprise Economy
Trade-offs
Specialization
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Sum of tangible economic goods that are scarce, useful and transferable from one person to another.
Wealth
Paradox of value
Utility
Value
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The loss of the second best option is the
Least useful
One with the least utility
Frontier
Opportunity cost
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Diagram representing the maximum combos of goods/services an economy can produce when all resources are fully employed.
Opportunity Cost
Cost-Benefit Analysis
Trade-Off
Production Possibility
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Who answers the questions WHAT? HOW? FOR WHOM? in a free enterprise economy?
Entrepreneurs
Buyers and Sellers
Politicians
No one
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A Production Possibilities Curve
Is a decision-making tool
Is an analysis tool
Is a description tool
Is a prediction tool
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Dollar value of all final goods, services, and structures produced within a country's borders during a one-year period.
Circular Flow of Economic Activity
Gross Domestic Product
Capital Goods
Factors of Production
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Ability or capacity of a good or service to be useful and give satisfaction.
Value
Utility
Wealth
Paradox of Value
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As consumers, we participate in the flow of economic activity by
Offering our time, talent and property in the factor market
Using opportunity costs to decide what to produce
Using cost-benefit analysis to decide what to produce
Offering our time, talent and treasure in the product market
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Alternative that is available whenever a choice is to be made.
Production Possibilities
Opportunity Cost
Trade-Off
Cost-Benefit Analysis
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Measure of the amount of output produced with a given amount of productive factors.
Specialization
Productivity
Paradox of Value
Human Capital
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Specialization can lead to
Fewer jobs
More Jobs
Productivity
Economic Interdependence
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We use decision-making tools to
create trade-offs
evaluate our choices
evaluate durable goods
be more productive
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Adam Smith’s idea that resources make their way to where they need to be because of a producer's self-interest
Invisible Hand
Captialism
Specialization
Lassez Faire
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We study economics to
Run a thriving business
Become better decision makers
Become wealthy by accumulating products
All of the above
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Social science dealing with how people satisfy seemingly unlimited wants and needs with limited resources.
Economics
Scarcity
Needs
Wants
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Look at the graph. What represents the opportunity cost in wine given up when we move from point A to B?
The vertical distance from point B to line C
The horizontal distance from line B to point C
The horizontal distance from line A to point B
The vertical distance from point A to line B
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A company producing at point X on the curve represents
An opportunity cost of clothes sales
An opportunity cost of idle resources
An opportunity cost of using nonexistent resources
An opportunity cost of car sales
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Economics helps us answer these questions:
What? How? For Whom?
What is my opportunity cost if I choose this option?
What? Why? Who?
Are all my factors employed?
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What is scarcity?
A problem solved through economics
A condition of limited resources and unlimited wants/needs
Problem for rich countries caused by unlimited wants/needs.
All of the above
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The quality by virtue of which person or persons create laws, give orders, and expect obedience.
Entepreneurism
Circular Flow of Economics
Authority
Scarcity
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Productive resources that make up the four categories of land, capital, labor, and entrepreneurs.
Capital Goods
Factors of Production
Circular Flow of Economic Activity
Gross Domestic Product
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Fundamental economic problem of meeting people's virtually unlimited wants with scarce resources.
Needs
Wants
Economics
Scarcity
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Adam Smith believed this to be the source of our nation's wealth.
Coffee and scones
The accumulation of its tangible, transferable, useful goods
Its people and their skills and abilities
The selfishness of businesses
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If something has utility it is
useful and transferable
useful and satisfying
productive and tangible
tangible and transferable
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According to the Catechism, authority is necessary because
It perserves institutions, creates unity. promotes common good.
So the authority can impose taxes
People wouldn't know what to do without it
Without it, we would steal from each other
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Cost-benefit analysis is used to
Help people who can't decide which choice is better
Analyze the pros and cons of two choices
Know which choice is least expensive
Decide which choice makes the best economic sense
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Economic Growth can lead to
More entrepreneurs
Opportunity Cost
Economic Interdependence
Expanding Production Possibility Curve frontiers
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The person who first voiced the idea of division of labor was
Adam Smith
Business Leaders
Henry Ford
The Quakers
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Most important factor for productivity is
Economic growth
Human motivation
Division of labor
Division of labor
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Tools, equipment, and factories used in the production of goods and services.
Circular Flow of Economic Activity
Factors of Production
Gross Domestic Product
Capital
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To receive full credit for my short answer and essay questions I should use
smiley faces and wishes
complete sentences and vocabulary from the chapter and notes
guessing and made up words
words and phrases
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Increase in a nation's total output of goods and services over time.
Economic Growth
Utility
Paradox of Value
Gross Domestic Product
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We will make decisions based on greed, convenience, materialism, control, comfort unless we
Make strong laws against theft
Make decisions out of love
Distribute resources equally
Satisfy needs, not wants
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Choices can have a cost in dollars and cents and a cost of
Opportunity
Value
Productivity
Wealth
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What about a product causes it to command a price?
It is scarce, useful and transferable
It satisfies a want
It satisfies a need
It has a price tag
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Monetary worth of a good or service as determined by the market.
Wealth
Utility
Value
Paradox of Value
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The observation that some necessities have low value while non-necessities have higher value
Wealth
Paradox of value
Circular flow of economic activity
Value triangle
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Have you studied your vocabulary for the test tomorrow ?
No
Not yet
Yes
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Two decision making tools in economics are
The scarcity model and the production possibilities curve
Trade-offs and cost-benefit analysis
cost-benefit analysis and the production possibilities curve
trade-offs and opportunity costs
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In the circular flow of economic, businesses buy these, create these, and end with this.
FACTORS OF PRODUCTION, MONEY, GOODS
CAPITAL GOODS, FACTORS, PRODUCTS
FACTORS OF PRODUCTION, GOODS, MONEY
RESOURCES, MONEY, RESOURCES