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Intro to Economics - Unit 1
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Reilly Econ Quiz #1 Review
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which of the following is an example of a natural resource
oil
entrepreneurship
money
labor
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Economics is the study of how people and countries make decisions about using
resources
water
people
oil
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What is this graph an example of
Demand Curve
Market Equilibrium
Supply Curve
Production Possibilities Curve
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resources used to make goods and services, land, labor, capital, entrepreneurship
factors of production
manager
want
service
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need
a problem in which wants are greater than what is available
when a person works on making one part of an item
the cost of choosing one item over another
something that is necessary to remain alive
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Which of the following is not a capital resource?
labor
buildings
machines
money
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not needed to survive but makes life better
manager
factors of production
service
want
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scarcity
the cost of choosing one item over another
something that is necessary to remain alive
when a person works on making one part of an item
a problem in which wants are greater than what is available
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Resources used to make goods and services are called
scarcity
people
factors of production
work
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Limited resources but unlimited wants create
jobs
scarcity
opportunity
fear
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Why might some historians consider Adam Smith one of the most influential people in history?
He taught that all people should be economic equals
He introduced a way of thinking about economic ideas.
He wrote the economic argument for American independence.
He argued a larger role for the government in the economy
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The opportunity cost of studying Economics is the
change in the education / skateboarding PPC you can plot.
time you do not spend on your favorite leisure activity.
nothing, Economics is essential for a well rounded education
cost of the textbooks you may have to buy.
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Which scenario best illustrates the law of diminishing marginal utility?
A new toy is less exciting to a child with many toys.
Who doesn't listen to music does not care about a new CD
A collector of china figurines is eager to get a new one.
A car breaks down more often as it gets older.
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work done for other people for a fee
factors of production
want
service
manager
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opportunity cost
something that is necessary to remain alive
when a person works on making one part of an item
a problem in which wants are greater than what is available
the cost of choosing one item over another
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Four factors of production are land, labor, capital, and
opportunity cost
trade-off
entrepreneurship
scarcity
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specialization
something that is necessary to remain alive
when a person works on making one part of an item
the cost of choosing one item over another
a problem in which wants are greater than what is available