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Economics - Part 4
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Q1. Stock Market is dropping and consumers are reluctant to purchase stock. More willing to sell stock to avoid losing money.
A. Bear Market
B. Bull Market
C. Stock Market
D. Stock Exchange
Q2. In MACROeconomics, the economy can best be understood through the use of
A. money
B. models
C. pricing
D. debates
Q3. What is competition when relating it to economics?
A. Individuals and businesses compete for resources
B. Households and businesses compete for resources
C. Government and businesses compete for resources
D. Banks and businesses compete for resources
Q4. In a command economy, the ___ either makes most economic decisions itself or at least strongly influences how the decisions are made.
A. government
B. market
C. firm
D. business sector
Q5. An excess of imports over exports.
A. trade surplus
B. trade deficit
Q6. The law of comparative advantage helps explain
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A. why some products do better than others
B. opportunity costs
C. how economists work
D. why a person talented in many things can get more done by specialization
Q7. During a recession, the unemployment rate:
A. Increases
B. Decreases
Q8. What determines how a change in prices will affect total revenue for a company?
A. elasticity of demand
B. the company’s pricing policy
C. values of elasticity
D. the consumers’ incomes
Q9. What does GDP stand for?
A. Gross Domestic Production
B. Greater Domestic Product
C. Greater Domestic Production
D. Gross Domestic Product
Q10. Demand-Pull inflation can be describes as too many ___ chasing too few ___
A. jobs, workers
B. consumers, producers
C. dollars, goods
Q11. Order these criminal felony case procedures from beginning to end.
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A. D-B-A-C-E
B. A-D-B-C-E
C. D-A-B-C-E
D. D-A-C-B-E
Q12. What is a market? choose the best answer
A. A place where goods and services are exchanged
B. a grocery store
C. a place where wants and needs are given and taken
D. school
Q13. What is a product that people in one country buy from people in another country?
A. import
B. export
C. trade
D. tariff
Q14. In Madison, you can find many ___, or places to buy goods.
A. competition
B. income
C. imports
D. markets
Q15. AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile are an example of a(n)
A. Monopoly
B. Oligopoly
Q16. Which of the following is not a basic economic problem that an economy must strive to solve?
A. Deciding what goods and services to produce
B. Determining the most efficient method of production
C. Deciding what ought to be the priority of the government
D. Deciding for whom the production of goods should be produced
Q17. a condition of rising prices
A. subsidy
B. inflation
C. excise tax
D. transportation cost
Q18. When a products need is not urgent, demand is
A. inelastic
B. elastic
C. complementary
D. unit elastic
Q19. Which of the following trade barriers places a limit on imported goods?
A. Tariff
B. Quota
C. Embargo
Q20. A free enterprise system is one in which
A. The government owns and operates all of the businesses and industries
B. Private citizens own and operate most of the businesses and industries
Q21. Consumers do this.
A. Provide services
B. Provide goods
C. Pay for goods
D. Save all of their money
Q22. The way a place uses its money, goods, natural resources, and services is the
A. budget
B. expense
C. scarcity
D. economy
Q23. If lowering the price of an item doesn’t result in more sales, demand is said to be
A. Diminishing
B. Increasing
C. Marginal
D. Inelastic
Q24. Which factor causes the demand curve to shift in the following situation: Bobby graduated from college and got a good job, so he decided to buy a new 2016 Passat.
A. income
B. population
C. consumer tastes & advertising
D. prices of related goods
Q25. The proponent of Hierarchy of Needs
A. Aristotle
B. Maslow
C. Samuelson
D. Plato
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