European Test # 1 (2024-2025)

Front

In which type of economic system does the government have the MOST control of the economy? Options: a pure command economy, mixed economy, pure market economy, traditional economy

Back

a pure command economy

Front

Which type of economic system puts the MOST value on economic decisions made by people in the past? Options: a pure command economy, traditional economy, pure market economy, mixed

Back

traditional economy

Front

What types of economies do the modern states of Germany and Russia have?

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mixed economies

Front

Which statement BEST summarizes the variety of economic systems throughout Europe? Options: Most of them are primarily command economies with elements of market economies. Most of them are command economies, and the rest are nearly pure market economies. Most of them are nearly pure market economies, and the rest are command economies. Most of them are primarily market economies with elements of command economies.

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Most of them are primarily market economies with elements of command economies.

Front

What type of government controlled the Soviet Union during the 1930s when Joseph Stalin was General Secretary?

Back

an autocracy

Front

What do countries with market economies base their answers to economic questions on?

Back

what consumers want

Front

What do countries with traditional economies base their answers to economic questions on?

Back

what previous generations produced

Front

What type of economy do the United Kingdom, Germany, and Russia all have?

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mixed economy

Front

What is one of the key differences between parliamentary democracies and presidential democracies?

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The head of government has legislative power in a parliamentary democracy, but does not have legislative power in a presidential democracy.

Front

Which statement about the economies of the United Kingdom and Germany is correct? Options: The United Kingdom and Germany are both closest to point 1. The United Kingdom and Germany are both closest to point 2. The United Kingdom is closest to point 1 and Germany is closest to point 3. The United Kingdom is closest to point 3 and Germany is closest to point 1.

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The United Kingdom and Germany are both closest to point 2.