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2 Our Economic Choices

2 Our Economic Choices

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Social Studies

9th Grade

Hard

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Carie Barry

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15 Slides • 16 Questions

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  1. What two categories are land resources divided into?

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Reusable

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Renewable

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farm land

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nonrenewable

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What is the quantity of labor dependant on?​ ​
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The number of people willing to work
The number of hours available to work
The number of jobs available to work
The number of places to work

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What is the reward that entrepreneurs are after?

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Create a list of things that a person must consider as an entrepreneur starting a new business. (minimum 3 things)


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What is the opportunity cost of producing one more unit called?
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Production Cost
Potential Cost
Marginal Cost
Business Cost

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Multiple Select

Pick 3 out of the 5 rights of the consumer?


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Right to Choose

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Right to Work

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Right to Privacy

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Right to Redress

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Right to Safety

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Multiple Choice

What is an example of capital used in the production of goods and services?

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A bulldozer

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A forest

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A mineral deposit

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An idea for a new business

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Multiple Choice

What is likely to happen when a worker performs a few tasks many times a day?

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The worker becomes less proficient over time

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The worker may feel bored and unsatisfied with the job

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The worker is likely to be more proficient than a worker who performs several different tasks in the same period

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The worker will demand higher wages for the repetitive work

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Multiple Choice

How can the assembly of a product demonstrate specialization?

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By having one worker assemble the entire product from start to finish

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By having the product assembled in one location without dividing the tasks

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By breaking down the assembly into a number on separate tasks to be performed by different workers

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By outsourcing the assembly to a single specialized company

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Multiple Choice

Are entrepreneurs considered a part of labor in the four factors of production?

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Yes, they are the same as labor

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No, they do not include the entrepreneur

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Yes, but only in certain types of economies

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No, entrepreneurs are considered natural resources

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Multiple Select

What four factors of production are necessary to bring clothing to consumer markets?

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Capital

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Raw Materials

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Entrepreneurship

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Labor

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Land

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Multiple Choice

What do all points on the Production Possibilities curve indicate?

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They represent the underutilization of resources in an economy

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They represent the maximum combinations of output if all resources are fully employed

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They represent the potential output if the economy is in a recession

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They represent the theoretical output that cannot be achieved in reality

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Multiple Choice

What is the definition of opportunity cost?

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The cost of purchasing an item or service

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The cost of the next best alternative use of money, time, or resources when one choice is made rather than another

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The total amount of money spent by a country on production

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The financial loss incurred by choosing one investment over another

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Which of the following is NOT one of the rights of consumers?

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The right to safety

The right to be informed

The right to free products

The right to redress

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Multiple Choice

What is expected of an ethical consumer?

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To purchase the most expensive product

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To do his or her homework when searching for a product

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To ignore product safety standards

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To only buy from certain brands

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What are trade-offs in the context of opportunity cost?

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