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Unit 4 Economic Foundations
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This is the review for Unit 4 Economic Foundations. #economics #marketing
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This situation occurs when supply exceeds demand:
Shortage
Industrialization
Surplus
Globalization
2
The quantity of a product
consumers
are willing and able to buy at a given price:
Supply
scarcity
Demand
competition
3
Private Enterprise, also referred to as Free Enterprise, is also known as:
capitalism
communism
socialism
industrialism
4
The quantity of a product that
producers
are willing and able to produce at a given price:
scarcity
Demand
competition
Supply
5
The measure of the goods and services produced using labor and property located in a country.
inflation
gross domestic product
productivity
consumer price index
6
This is the welfare or state of being of the whole planet or between several countries.
American economy
global economy
industrial economy
marketing economy
7
The way a nation makes economic choices:
marketing
economy
distribution
selling
8
The
ban
against the export or import of certain products or trade with a particular country:
embargo
impediment
qouta
tariff
9
The largest consumer of goods and services in the United States is:
the government
the military
the restaurant industry
the transportationindustry
10
Wrote a book called
The Wealth of Nations
in 1776 that advocated Capitalism:
Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
Adam Smith
Karl Marx
11
Based on independent decisions by businesses and consumers with limited government regulation.
mixed economy
private/freeenterprise economy
controlled/command economy
industrial enterprise system
12
Money, tools, and equipment needed for production of products or services.
Land or Natural Resources
Labor or Human Resources
Entrepreneurship
Capital Resources
13
The combination of unlimited needs and wants with limited resources results in:
monopoly
scarcity
competition
economics
14
This refers to rising prices. A low rate (1-5 percent) shows that an economy is stable.
inflation
consumer price index
gross domestic product
productivity
15
Created when
ownership
of a good or service is transferred from one person to another.
Time Utility
Possession Utility
Form Utility
Place Utility
16
The condition of the country’s roads, ports, sanitation facilities, and utilities.
industrial capacity
monetary system
infrastructure
economy
17
This is the difference between the amount of a country's imports and exports.
world trade
industrial trade
balance of trade
global trade
18
This term refers to the constant changes and ups and downs in economic growth:
business cycles
industrial cycles
economic cycles
consumer cycles
19
People have unlimited wants and needs, but economic resources are limited, this results in:
monopoly
competition
scarcity
industrialization
20
The government answers the three economic questions in a.
industrial enterprise system
controlled/command economy
private/freeenterprise economy
mixed economy
21
The amount of satisfaction, or value, a consumer receives from product or service.
marketing
selling
utility
distribution
22
This is a period of prolonged and deep recession.
depression
recession
prosperity
recovery
23
This is the rivalry between two or more businesses.
industrialization
scarcity
capitalism
competition
24
The price is increased, less is demanded. When the price is decreased, more will be demanded.
Law of Economics
Law of Supply
Law of Demand
Law of Pricing
25
This occurs when products are made available
when
they are wanted by consumers.
form utility
time utility
place utility
possession utility
26
Anything in its natural state – oil, natural gas, coal, trees.
Land or Natural Resources
Labor or Human Resources
Entrepreneurship
Capital Resources
27
The number one trading partner of the United States:
Mexico
China
Canada
Japan
28
This type of demand occurs when the demand for a product is NOT affected by changes in price.
surplus
shortage
inelastic demand
elastic demand
29
A tax placed on imported products to increase the price for which they are sold.
impediment
embargo
tariff
qouta
30
When demand exceeds supply, this will occur:
Shortage
Surplus
Globalization
Industrialization
31
This is a period of economic slowdown. Unemployment begins to rise.
recession
depression
recovery
prosperity
32
The employees of the business.
Labor or Human Resources
Capital Resources
Entrepreneurship
Land or Natural Resources
33
The Market Price is found at the point where supply and demand curves meet.
Selling Point
Economic Point
Price Point
Equilibrium Point
34
All economies must answer the 3 basic economic questions of:
What goods and services will be produced?
How will they be produced?
All of these are correct.
For whom will they be produced?
35
Which of the following countries is the best example of a Controlled or Command Economy?
South Korea
India
North Korea
Hong Kong
36
The high point of an economic recovery:
peak
depression
valley
trough
37
This is a period of economic growth and expansion.
recession
depression
prosperity
recovery
38
Created when a product or service is available
where
it is needed or wanted by consumers.
Possession Utility
Form Utility
Place Utility
Time Utility
39
All economies in the world are really:
controlled/command economies
mixed economies
private/freeenterprise economies
industrial enterprise economies
40
The low point of a recession just before recovery begins:
depression
peak
valley
trough
41
This occurs when nations become connected through freely moving imports and exports.
globalization
surplus
depression
recession
42
The individual who takes the risk of owning and operating the business.
Labor or Human Resources
Entrepreneurship
Capital Resources
Land or Natural Resources
43
This is a period of renewed economic growth following a recession or depression.
recovery
recession
depression
prosperity
44
A well-located drive-through window adds value to a bank's services by providing:
time utlility
place utlitlity
form utlility
possession utility
45
This is the measure of output per worker hour:
inflation
productivity
consumer price index
gross domestic product
46
Created by changes in the form or shape of a product to make it useful.
Form Utility
Place Utility
Possession Utility
Time Utility
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This is called the cost-of-living index, it measures the change in prices:
productivity
gross domestic product
consumer price index
inflation