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Economic Systems&Goals
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Covers 4 economic systems & 6 economic goals
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What is a major part of the U.S. economic system?
Equity
Having a responsible government
Private property
Belief only the strong will survive
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What is NOT a positive aspect of living in a command economy?
Government can change the direction of the economy
Strange Incentives
Little to no unemployment
Knowing your future
3
Greater economic freedom is associated with what?
Short life expectancy
Controlling government
Terrorism
Economic growth
4
In a free enterprise economy, WHAT is NOT a right &/or responsibility of the people?
Become a productive member in the system
To work a lot or a little
Allow Gov. to support them & their families
Buy the goods & services they desire
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When there is competition in an economy, what will happen?
Lower prices for consumers
All of the options
Waste of resources
Decreased number of businesses
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Which is not one of the questions ALL economic systems MUST answer?
Who gets the items produced?
How to produce?
What to produce?
How much to produce?
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Most economies are what?
Mixed
Traditional
Command
Market
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Private individuals own the resources, but follow limits set by government
Capitalism
Private property
Free entrepreuneur
Pure market economy
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What is NOT a positive aspect of a Market Economy?
No differentiation in goods and services
Plenty of individual freedom
Lack of government interference
All people have a say in economic decisions
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U.S. government provides Economic Security by providing all of the following EXCEPT?
Life insurance
Unemployment compensation
Social Security
Medicare
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When a country has economic stability which of the following will NOT occur?
Investment in future growth
Massive swings in unemployment
Consistent prices for goods & services
Inflation remains around 2-3%
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The ability to use limited resources to produce the most goods/services is?
Economic security
Economic equity
Economic efficiency
Economic stability