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New POB Obj. 5.01-02 Economics Review
New POB Obj. 5.01-02 Economics Review
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New POB curriculum Obj. 5.01-02
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1
Business that purchases trees to manufacture pencils is creating what type of utility?
Possession Utility
Place Utility
Time Utility
Form Utility
2
Business that offers credit card options as form of payment is increasing what type of utility?
Possession Utility
Form Utility
Time Utility
Place Utility
3
A major characteristic of a market economy is __ ownership of property.
monopolistic
government
limited
private
4
Countries who provide citizens with free medical care, education & other benefits are called
military states
consumer states
welfare states
capitalist states
5
In a private enterprise system, the interaction of supply and demand determines:
product prices
the extent of pollution
economic outcomes
government regulation
6
For a business, income remaining after payment of expenses is:
profit
capital
loss
debt
7
When prices decreases, the consumer market for a product usually:
decrease supply
increase demand
decrease profits
decrease profits
8
A business that begins that offers online purchasing is what type of utility?
Place Utility
Possession Utility
Time Utility
Form Utility
9
Consumer goods such as shoes, clothing, jewelry, etc are example of which type of demand
inelastic demand
life demand
production demand
elastic demand
10
natural resources are existing in or derived from nature
false
true
11
Prohibits price discrimination sothat businesses would charge similar price for similar goods.
Clayton Act
Federal Trade Commission
Robinson Patman Act
Sherman Anti Trust Act
12
A federal regulatory agency that monitors business activities to prevent unfair competition
Food and Drug Administration
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
United Marshall
USDA
13
What are capital resources?
qualities individuals possess to coordinate production
machinery and equipment that assist in manufacture
made in nature
person power available to work
14
Examples of goods are
car, new tyres, car wash
play station, iPhone, shoes
haircut, car repair, nail salon
medical check up, toothpaste, banana
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The main economic problem is
interest rates are too high
inflation
scarcity, there are unlimited wants and limited resources
we are running out of money
16
What do economists call the intersection of demand and supply curves?
surplus
rationing
shortage
equilibrium price
17
Which is an external factor that affects market price?
number of items in stock
available credit terms
location of items in store
consumer buying power
18
A killing frost destroys 80% of Florida's citrus crop. This will most likely create
buyers
automotive
discount
sellers
19
Opportunity cost is the lost alternative to which resources could have been allocated
true
false
20
Prevents monopolies from forming and hinders price fixing
Clayton Act
Sherman Anti Trust Act
Robinson Patman Act
Federal Trade Commission
21
When a business focuses on quality and services, the business is engaging in:
Indirect Competition
Non-Price Competition
Price Competition
Direct Competition
22
Services are items we can touch or hold
true
false
23
The demand for a good is constant, even if the product’s price changes. Ex. gas, utilities,milk
Production Demand
Elastic Demand
Life Demand
Inelastic Demand
24
The 4 basic types of economic systems are
free mixed, command, market
capitalism, socialism, communism, and traditionalism
mixed, free market, communism
traditional, market, command
25
A business that begins selling winter holiday decorations in late autumn is creating _ utility.
place
time
form
possession
26
Which of the following items would be considered a non-economic want:
a car
new clothing
a walk
nutritious food
27
A business selects goods or services to sell. Which type of risk is this business using?
avoiding risk
controlling risk
bypassing risk
transferring risk