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What is a Market Failure?

markets fail to deliver goods and services and government fixes it

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Define Liquidity

How easily your assets, can be turned into a medium of exchange (money)

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What is monetary policy?

The control of the supply of money in circulation

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What is the Federal Reserve?

The nation's central banking system

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The overriding reason as to why households and societies face many decisions is that

resources are scarce

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What is a price ceiling?

maximum price sellers are allowed to charge

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The phrase, "There is no such thing as a free lunch," means

people face tradeoffs.

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The opportunity cost of an item is

what you give up to get that item.

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Why do elite athletes leave college to go pro?

they understand that the opportunity cost of college is very high for them.
A rational decisionmaker takes an action if and only if

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A rational decisionmaker takes an action if and only if

the marginal benefit of the action is greater than the marginal cost

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<p>How much is the shortage caused by the price ceiling?</p>

How much is the shortage caused by the price ceiling?

8

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Efficiency means that

society is getting the maximum benefits from its scarce resources.

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In this economic system the government makes all economic decisions & owns most of the property.

command

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Comparative advantage is based on

opportunity cost

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<p>If this economy devotes all of its resources to the production of robots, then it will produce</p>

If this economy devotes all of its resources to the production of robots, then it will produce

5 robots and 0 wheat

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This force that makes market economies work

demand and supply

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What Causes a shift in the Demand

All choices

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If the supply increases which way the supply curve goes?

outward


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What does a price floor cause?

Surplus

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Which is NOT a Factor Affecting Supply?

Consumer Income

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Which of the following is not a factor of production?

money

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3% unemployment is…

Too Low could lead to Inflation

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<p>Where on a production possibilities curve is the economy working at its most efficient levels?</p>

Where on a production possibilities curve is the economy working at its most efficient levels?

on the production possibilities curve/line

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Complementary Goods are goods that…

Are consumed jointly


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If the price of Pepsi increases what will happen to the demand for Coke?

Increase

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A substitute is:

A good or service that can be used in place of another

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A decrease in the price of MARGARINE will cause what to happen to the demand curve for BUTTER?

Shift the curve left

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Suppose that scientists find evidence that proves chocolate pudding lowers cholesterol. We would expect to see

an increase in the demand for chocolate pudding.

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An inferior good is one that:

As incomes fall we buy more of


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Most goods and services in the economy are

private goods (Produced by businesses)

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Which is not an example of a public good or service?

Shopping at Walmart

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A budget surplus is when ?

revenue exceeds the spending

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Definition of recession?

real GDP declines for two consecutive quarters.

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Why is GDP not a perfect measure of well-being

All of the above are correct.

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Trade can make everybody better off because it

allows people to specialize according to comparative advantage.

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When a recession occurs

employment rates decrease.

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7% unemployment is...

Too High Possible Recession

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As the price level rises, the value of money

falls, and people desire to hold less of it

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What is an export?

Exports are goods sold to other countries

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What is a sole proprietor?

One person who owns and operates their own business

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Which of these are Included in GDP?

A Car from a American Dealership In America.

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Of these two products which would be an example of an intermediate good

a computer chip

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What is a Partnership?

A legal form of business operation between two or more individuals

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What is the formula used to calculate GDP?

C + I + G + (X-N)

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What is the Business Cycle?

The alternating periods of expansion and recesssion


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What happens during a recession?

falling GDP, rising unemployment

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In general, stock can be both good and bad because?

you can profit but also lose all you invest.

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What is cyclical unemployment?

Someone is out of work because the economy has slowed

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Printing too much money could lead to...

inflammation

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What is a market basket when determining Consumer Price Index?

A representative selection of commonly purchased goods

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What is import?

Is a good sold in a country that is made in another country

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In the long run, the economy of the United States has

steadily grown over time.