Government and Economy of Europe

Economic system where the government controls pretty much all goods and services

Which trade barrier completely stops trade between countries?

Which trade barrier would directly increase prices of foreign goods?

Which European economic system still lets the government decide many basic economic questions?

Common form of European government featuring a prime minister appointed by the legislature.

Why is an exchange rate important for international trade>

Which of these is a purpose of the European Union?

Benefit of system where both countries receive goods they cannot produce

Which type of economy is the most common in Europe (e.g. Uk, France, Germany, Russia)?

Which form of government gives all the power to one leader. People don't vote.

When a nation invests in in the education and develpment of its people it is investing in its:

economic systems where businesses decide what to produce and consumers decide what to buy

What are the two most commom forms of democracy in Europe?

What can you conclude about Germany's economy?

In what kind of government do people participate by voting?

What is the term for a person who has an idea for a good/service and takes risk to produce it?

Which trade barriers limits the number of items that come into a country

What does the chart show about the relationship between literacy and GDP?

Which type of economy features government control of production and pricing?

What is the difference between a constitutional monarchy and a republic?

If a member of the British House of Lords dies, how is he/she replaced?

How do German and Russian citizens participate in government?

In which section would most European countries be ranked on the economic continuum shown?

Who picks the head of government in a parliamentary democracy?

Which system of government gives all power to a small select group of people?

Define democracy:

Which of these are purposes of the European Union?

If a member of the British House of Lords dies, how is he/she replaced?

In a parliamentary system, who is the head of government (not head of state)?

How many houses (lawmaking sections of govt) do both the UK and Germany have?

Do you see a relationship between GDP and literacy rates?

define specialization

Who selects the Prime Minister in Britain's parliamentary system?

What is a tax on goods imported from other nations called?

How does increasing investment in human capital affect a nation's GDP

Who has all the power in a republic?

What is the surest way to raise a country's Gross Domestic product?