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US agencies build a new school.
government
consumption
net exports
investment
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The amount of money spent by businesses on productive resources and purchases.
net exports (N-I)
Investments
consumption
government
3
What is the current value of all final goods and services produced in a country.
Net exports
Investments
GDP
GDP per capita
4
The movement of the economy from one condition to another and back. It has 4 cycles.
Business Cycle
Prosperity
Depression
Recession
5
Phase marked by prolonged period of high unemployment, weak consumer sales, business failure.
Recovery
Depression
Prosperity
Recession
6
What type of interest earns on the principal investment?
principal
rate
compound interest
simple interest
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To make the most of your money, utilize what type of interest and continue to invest.
simple
interest rate
principal
compound
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The Pittsburgh Steelers buy new sod to replace the turf in Heinz Field.
Investment
Government
net export
consumption
9
The total amount owed by the federal government.
bond
national debt
budget surplus
budget deficit
10
The U.S. company purchases a supply of French wine.
consumption
net exports
government
investment
11
Salary and wages as well as investment income and gov payments to individuals.
productivity
personal income
retail sales
prosperity
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A _________ __________ is a number that compares prices in one year to previous year.
Business Cycle
Deflation
Price Index
Inflation
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The money spent by a business for an item that will be used over a long period.
Capital projects
bond
stock
budget
14
Sales of goods bought by consumers measured by the Dept of Commerce.
Personal income
prosperity
Productivity
retail sales
15
What time of interest earns interest on interest?
simple interest
principal
compound interest
Interest rate
16
______________ means a decrease in the general level of prices.
CPI consumer price index
depression
inflation
deflation
17
Portion of people in the labor force who are not working
Depression
GDP
Business Cycle
unemployment rate
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The amount of money spend on federal, state and local government provided goods and services.
net exports (N-I)
government
consumption
investment
19
__________ an increase in the general level of price.
interest rate
inflation
CPI consumer price index
deflation
20
You purchase McDonalds for breakfast.
investment
consumption
government
net exports
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A government may spend less that it takes in.
national debt
bond
budget surplus
budget deficit
22
The Pittsburgh Penguins purchase a new zamboni machine to clean the ice.
net exports
consumption
investment
government
23
Which would you choose?
an investment earning a rate of 2%
an investment earning 2.1%
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Period in which demand begins to decrease, businesses lower production, unemployment rise.
Depression
Prosperity
Recovery
Recession
25
Food, clothing, fuel and vacations are examples of
investment
consumption
net exports
government
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Phase in which unemployment begins to decrease, demand for goods increases and GDP rise.
Recession
Prosperity
Recovery
Business Cycle
27
The amount of goods and services purchased by households and individuals.
Government
Net exports (N-I)
Investments
Consumption
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Which would you choose?
investment with interest rate compounded annually
investment with interest rate compounded monthly
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What is the original amount of money invest or saved?
Compound interest
Time period
Simple interest
Principal
30
exports-imports
consumption
government
net exports (N-I)
investments
31
Period in which most people working, record # sales, wages good and GDP increasing.
Prosperity
Depression
Recovery
Recession
32
which would you choose?
investment earning simple interest
an investment earning compound interest
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Economic growth is also measured by dividing GDP by total population.
GDP per capita
Consumption
GDP
Investment
34
Production output in relation to a unit of input, such as a worker.
income
unemployment rate
Prosperity
productivity