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Chapter 1 & 2 Unit I Test Economics
Chapter 1 & 2 Unit I Test Economics
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Economics Chapter 1 & 2 Test
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The bare necessities to survive
Needs
Market
Goods
Wants
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Sacrificing one good or service for another
Trade-off
Marginal Utility
Marginal Cost
Self-Interest
3
Trees are an example of this factor of production
Capital
Entrepreneurship
Labor
Land
4
Eating slices of pizza, you get full and don't want anymore pizza this illustrates
opportunity costs
disappearing advantage
Diminishing marginal utility
transient advantage
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Objects or products that satisfy a person's wants
Goods
Needs
Services
Wants
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What people would buy with unlimited income
Factors of Production
Wants
Free Market
Needs
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The study of people making choices about using scarce resources is...
Science
Hisory
Economics
Math
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Point X on the Production Possibilities Frontier shows...
Maximum Efficiency
Ultra Efficiency
Inefficiency
Impossible
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A flat screen tv is considered a...
want
need
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An action that is performed to satisfy a want
Trade-offs
Marginal Utility
Goods
Services
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Not able to have all the goods/services that one wants due to wants exceeding resources
Opportunity Cost
Scarcity
Marginal Utility
Services
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No government involvement in the economy
Command
Laissez-Faire
Communist
Mixed
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Organized place for business to exchange goods/services for currency
Factor of Production
Planned Economy
Market
Free Market
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United States' Economy
Free Market
Traditional
Mixed
Command
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Individually owned businesses, government provides some regulation and welfare programs
Laissez-Faire Economy
Mixed Economy
Command Economy
Free Market Economy
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This economist believed that the government had specific roles in society, it just should not be involved in the economy
Karl Marx
John Keynes
Adam Smith
Alexander Hamiliton
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The invisible hand theory that people are self-interested came from...
John Keynes
Freidrich Engel
Karl Marx
Adam Smith
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A state or government controlled economy or market
Laissez-Faire
Free Market
Traditional
Command
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Value of the next best alternative given up for the althernative that was chosen
Marginal Utility
Opportunity Cost
Marginal Cost
Trade-off
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Economy operating at a point on the production possibilities curve
Inefficent
Maximum efficiency
Impossible
Curve Shifts outward