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Latin America Economics

Latin America Economics

Assessment

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Social Studies

6th Grade

Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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32 Slides • 25 Questions

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Economic Factors of Latin America

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Multiple Choice

•Economic decisions are based on customs and beliefs of the past

· Uses bartering to exchange goods

· Examples: tribes in Africa, Inuit in Canada

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Mixed Economy

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Market Economy

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Command Economy

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Traditional Economy

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Multiple Choice

Government makes all economic decisions

•Examples: Cuba, China, North Korea, former Soviet Union

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Mixed Economy

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Market Economy

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Command Economy

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Traditional Economy

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Multiple Choice

-Private businesses & individuals make all economic decisions without government interference

-Works on supply & demand

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Mixed Economy

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Market Economy

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Command Economy

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Traditional Economy

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Multiple Choice

•Mix of command and market systems

•Most democratic nations have this type of economic system

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Mixed Economy

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Market Economy

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Command Economy

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Traditional Economy

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Multiple Choice

•Mix of command and market systems

•Most democratic nations have this type of economic system

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Mixed Economy

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Market Economy

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Command Economy

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Traditional Economy

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Multiple Choice

The percent of a country’s population over the age of 15 that can read and write.

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Currency Exchange

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Gross Domestic Product

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Literacy Rate

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Specialization

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Multiple Choice

Does a high literacy rate always mean a country has a high standard of living?

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Yes

2

No

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Multiple Choice

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Which of the following does investing in human capital provide? 
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education
2
training
3
health care
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all of these

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Multiple Choice

What happens to GDP when education levels go up?

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GDP increases

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GDP decreases

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GDP stays the same

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It is difficult to increase educational levels

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Multiple Choice

Which is an example of investment in human capital?

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trucks

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factories

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education

4

highways

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Multiple Choice

When Sarah buys new chairs and laptops for her staff, she is investing in......

SS6E6

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Human capital

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Capital goods

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Her business

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Multiple Choice

Would you want the GDP of your country to be HIGH or LOW?

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High

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Low

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Multiple Choice

All of the goods and services produced within a country in 1 year. Measures a country’s economy.

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Currency Exchange

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Gross Domestic Product

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Literacy Rate

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Specialization

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Multiple Choice

Technology, factories, & machines that are used to make/sell goods & services.

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Entrepreneurship

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Capital Goods

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Human Capital

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Natural Resources

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Multiple Choice

Technology, factories, & machines that are used to make/sell goods & services.

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Entrepreneurship

2

Capital Goods

3

Human Capital

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Natural Resources

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Trade Barriers

  • Embargo - a complete stop on trade

  • Tariff - a tax

  • Quota - a limit on the amount of imports that can enter a country

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Multiple Choice

A resource that come from the earth are called

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human capital

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renewable resources

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nonrenewable resources

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natural resources

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Multiple Choice

A developing country is

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one who has education and industry

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takes the risk of starting a new business

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once used, gone forever

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one working on education and industry

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Multiple Choice

A developed country is

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tax on imported goods

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one that is working on education and industry

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one that has education and industry

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a profit made by a country in a given period of time

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Multiple Choice

What is capital (a capital good)?

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profit a country makes in one year

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anything that stops trade

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products brought into the country

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anything used to make money

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Multiple Choice

The value placed on one's education and skill is called

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Developing country

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Capital (goods)

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Human capital

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Developed country

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Multiple Choice

An entrepreneur is

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someone who takes the risk to start a new business

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one that has education and industry

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one that is working on education and industry

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value placed on one's education and skill

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Multiple Choice

Something that restricts trade with another country is called a(n)

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quota

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embargo

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import

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trade barrier

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Multiple Choice

A quota is a

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restricted trade with another country

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tax put on imported goods

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Limited number

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profit made by a country over one year

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Multiple Choice

A quota is a

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restricted trade with another country

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tax put on imported goods

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Limited number

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profit made by a country over one year

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Multiple Choice

Anything that stops trade is called

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embargo

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quota

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trade barrier

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export

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