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Basics of Economics (Fin Lit)
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Unit ONE of Financial Literacy. Basics of Economics.
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1
In the Production Possibilities Frontier graph below, the dot labeled "X" is:
The goal.
Impossible.
Inefficient.
Efficient.
2
Which of the following is NOT one of the 3 fundamental questions of economics?
When is the product to be produced?
Who should receive the product?
How is the product to be produced?
What product should be produced?
3
Elastic products tend to have:
Many complementay products.
A positive production possibilities frontier.
Many substitute products.
No substitute products.
4
Economics is the study of how societies use limited resources to satisfy their unlimited ________.
Opportunity Costs.
Wants.
Needs.
Desires.
5
In the Production Possibilities Frontier graph below, the dot labeled "Y" is:
Tots Possible.
Impossible.
Inefficient.
Efficient.
6
A product whose demand changes dramatically with shifts in price is defined as:
Stretchy.
Elastic.
Inelastic.
Stagnant.
7
Economics can also be described as a study of ____________ and choice.
Opportunity Cost
Scarcity
Supply
P.A.C.E.D. Decisions
8
The government decides to raise taxes on anyone making over $150,000 a year.
Microeconomics.
Macroeconomics.
9
Tools, buildings, machinery would be categorized as:
Entrepeneurship..
Natural resources.
Capital resources.
Human resources.
10
In a _______ economy, the government decides prices and supply and demand.
Market.
Command.
Mixed.
Traditional.
11
In a _______ economy, local elders or leaders might decide economic factors for the community.
Mixed.
Market.
Command.
Traditional.
12
French's making the decision to make more yellow mustard than dijon mustard.
Macroeconomics.
Microeconomics.
13
Skilled individuals in the workplace would be categorized as:
Capital resources.
Natural resources.
Human resources.
Entrepeneurship.
14
In a _______ economy, both government intervention and supply and demand control market forces.
Market.
Command.
Traditional.
Mixed.
15
When a substitute product's price goes up, the other substitute's:
Demand rises.
Supply falls.
Demand falls.
Price goes up.
16
Taking on financial risk in setting up a business might be called:
Natural resources.
Capital resources.
Entrepeneurship.
Human resources.
17
When a complementary product's demand falls, the other complementary product's:
Demand rises.
Demand falls.
Supply rises.
Price falls.
18
A product whose demand changes little regardless of price is defined as:
Inelastic.
Stagnant.
Stretchy.
Elastic.
19
Scarcity is:
The rise in demand that comes with lower prices.
A lack of risk taking in entrepeneurship.
A lack of resources, income, and time.
A lack of wants.
20
In the Production Possibilities Frontier graph below, the dots labeled "A" "B" and "C" are:
Impossible.
Inefficient.
Kim Possible.
Efficient.
21
Mr. Wiltsee's many varieties of hot sauce in his fridge are an example of ________.
Needs.
Wants.
Scarcity.
Services.