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Economics (H)
Chapter 2
Review Game
Economies Free Enterprise
Economic Goals
Consumers & Entrepreneurs
Role of Government
MISC
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A1
Economic system where the allocation of scarce
resources is determined by ritual, custom, and habit.
Traditional Economy
A2
Economic system in which a central authority makes
most of the economic decisions.
Command Economy
A3
Profits and Private Property are least associated with:
Command Economy
A4
Economic system in which people and firms act in their own best interests to answer
the economic questions.
Market Economy (Free Enterprise Economy)
A5
When competing against other types of economies, what is the
largest disadvantage for a Traditional Economy?
This type of economy discourages new ideas and new
ways of doing things.
A6
In the Inuit Tribe, what role did the successful hunter
have in the tribe?
He will share the spoils of his hunt to help with the
survival of the tribe.
A7
Concerning the economic question of WHAT, what
advantage does a Traditional Economy offer?
Everyone knows which role to play.
A8
Economic system in which decisions about how
resources should be used are made partly by the private sector and public sector.
Mixed Economy
A9
The economic system of the North Korea and Cuba are a form of:
Command Economy
A10
The United States is an example of:
Mixed Economy
B1
In a Market Economy, goods typically go to those who:
Have the willingness and ability to purchase them.
B2
In a Free Enterprise, why do individuals enter into
transactions?
Both the buyer and seller enter into a transaction only if both
are better off after the transaction.
B3
In a Market Economy, if a firm uses a combination of
inputs that does NOT minimize costs, then:
The firm will lose sales, and then go out of business.
B4
Capitalism is defined as an economic system which:
Individuals have ownership of all factors of production
B5
In a Market Economy, what is meant by
consumers “casting their vote”?
Consumers “vote” for products they like by purchasing those
products.
B6
One distinguishing feature between Capitalist countries
and NON-Capitalist countries is that:
Capitalist countries have private property rights and non-
capitalist countries do not.
B7
What would NOT be consistent with
Pure Capitalism?
Government involvement in economic decisions.
B8
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B10
C1
What is meant by Economic Freedom?
People have the right to choose occupation, employer,
products, prices, etc…
C2
What is meant by Economic Efficiency?
Due to scarcity, resources have to be used in the best
ways to maximize their benefits.
C3
What is meant by Full Employment?
People want their economic system to provide as many
jobs as possible.
C4
In a Free Enterprise, how does Competition benefit
consumers?
Through the struggle of among sellers, prices are
lower for consumers.
C5
A rise in the general level of prices.
INFLATION
C6
Federal program of disability and retirement benefits that covers most
working people.
Social Security
C7
Federal program that provides health insurance for persons 65 or older.
Medicare
C8
In order to combat Inflation, how does the
Federal Reserve Bank try to combat inflation?
Increase in IR, will decrease spending.
C9
What is meant by Economic Growth?
Growth is needed so people can have more goods and services.
C10
D1
What is the role of the Entrepreneur in a Free Enterprise Economy?
By being risk-takers, they bring in new products and
production methods.
D2
Bill Gates
Creator of Microsoft
D3
Ray Kroc
Developer of McDonalds
D4
Consumer Sovereignty
Consumers rule the economy “The Consumer is always right”
D5
How do consumers determine which products
will be produced?
Consumers cast “votes” on which products to produce
by purchasing them.
D6
Mary Kay Ash
Created a cosmetic company called Mary Kay Cosmetics
D7
John Johnson
Created a publishing company called Johnson Publishing
D8
Madame C.J. Walker
Created hair products, and became the first African-
American millionaire
D9
What do successful entrepreneurs attract?
Successful entrepreneurs attract more firms into the
market (profits)
D10
E1
What is meant by the government being a
“protector”? (examples)
The government protects citizens from false advertising, unsafe products, and environmental
hazards.
E2
Agency designed to protect consumers from unsafe food
and drugs.
Food & Drug Administration (FDA)
E3
What is meant by the government being a
“regulator”? (examples)
The government regulated market competition, interstate commerce, communications, banking, and the
stock market
E4
Agency to help set up laws and regulations to protect the
natural resources of the United States.
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
E5
How is the Federal Government considered a
“provider”?
The government “provides” for the National Defense,
Education, Public Welfare
E6
Agency that regulates the television and radio
industries.
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
E7
How is the Federal Government considered a
“consumer”?
The government is the 2nd largest consuming unit.
Purchases all kinds of resources.
E8
Agency designed to regulate the stock and bond markets
in the United States.
Securities Exchange Commission (SEC)
E9
Agency designed to protect consumers from
false or misleading advertising.
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
E10
Agency designed to regulate the nuclear
industry .
Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)
F1
“The institutional means by which resources are used to satisfy human wants”
is the definition of:
Economic System
F2
When dealing with creativity, what DISADVANTAGE
does a Command Economy create?
There is no incentive for people to create new ideas,
products, or methods.
F3
Profits and Private Property are
most closely associated with:
Free Enterprise Economy
F4
What are the limits of someone’s
Private Property Rights in a Free Enterprise system?
Someone’s rights end when they interfere with the rights of
others.
F5
For consumers, what DISADVANTAGE does a
Command Economy create?
In order to meet the industrial demands, there will be a large cut back on consumer goods.
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