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3.1 - Scarcity and Development of Economic Systems
3.1 - Scarcity and Development of Economic Systems
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In this type of economy, the government sets prices, decides what is produced, and sets wages.
Command Economy
Market Economy
Traditional Economy
Mixed Economy
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The amount of wealth and resources available to a person in a community.
Factors of Production
Scarcity
Standard of Living
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A system a country or community uses to manage their resources.
Economy
Standard of Living
Scarcity
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An increase in the amount of goods and services produce over time.
Scarcity
Economic Growth
Command Economy
Factors of Production
5
Which of the following is an example of Human Capitol?
Knowledge of Planting
Tomatoes growing in the field
Tractor
All are examples of Human Capital
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Which of the following is an example of Physical Capitol?
Tractor
Knowledge of Planting
Tomatoes growing in a field
All are examples of Physical Capitol
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This type of Economy is driven by consumers with little or no government control.
Mixed Economy
Command Economy
Traditional Economy
Market Economy
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This word means limited resources. Because of this, we are forced to make choices.
Communism
The Donut Economy
Scarcity
Capitalism
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According to most economists, continued economic growth
will lead to a world with no poverty.
is the goal for all nations and communities.
all of the above
raises the standard of living.
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The United States has this type of economy.
Mixed Economy
Traditional Economy
Market Economy
Command Economy
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Which of the following is NOT a Factor of Production?
Labor
Natural Resources
All are Factors of Production
Capital
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All economists think continued growth good.
False
True