What does the above cartoon illustrate?

B) consumer demand can be influenced by advertising

A) the market is driven by supply and demand

C) price reductions can result from consumer demand

D) people always want what they can't have

In mixed or market style economies where consumer behaviour drives the economy, the role of marketing companies can best be described as:

D) creating demand by encouraging consumption of non-essential goods and services.

A) providing information about products in an entertaining way to consumers.

B) helping to ensure good practices and protecting the safety of consumers.

C) helping to ensure that all people meet the minimum standard of living by informing consumers about their options regarding essential services.

When considering the government operating within a mixed style economy, which of the following statements is true?

D) Governments often provide social assistance for members of society whose basic needs are not being met.

A) Governments can always meet all the needs of the societies they lead.

B) A society doesn't need a government in order to meet the basic needs of its people.

C) Governments are not organized enough to provide for the basic needs of people in societies.

Another way of phrasing, "Consumer behavior is both a factor of, and a result of, your quality of life." could be:

D) The choices of what you choose to consume are influenced by your quality of life through what you deem personally important, and what you choose to consume can have a positive or negative impact on your quality of life.

A) Quality of life is really independent of what you choose to consume and has little impact on what you choose to consume.

B) Your quality of life influences the choices you make as a consumer, but your quality of life is not impacted by the choices you make.

C) Your quality of life has no impact on the choices you make as a consumer, but your quality of life is affected positively or negatively by what you choose to consume.

A group of vegan college students band together to protest a clothing store that uses furs from an endangered species. They refuse to buy anything from that store and actively try to stop their fellow students from buying from the store as well. What is this?

What is A Vegan. Seriously what's a vegan.

How could large scale consumerism motivate boycotts of large companies?

Large companies, through goals of consumerism, might not take in account social and environmental effects when hiring and when making their products or service.

Large companies promote consumerism and that is what most boycotts are against so the consumers are motivated to formulate a boycott even more.

Large companies are the only ones that benefit by consumerism so the consumers are motivated to boycott the company because they feel that there are not benefiting at all.

How could the relation of demand, supply and price be used by consumers partaking in a boycott?

They know that the more effective their boycott is, the more the targeted company will suffer. The demand will decrease which will lead to an increase of supply and a lowering of price.

They know that the less effective their boycott is, the more the sales of the opposing company will increase. Which is what they want.

They know that the more effective their boycott is, the more the targeted company will benefit. With the extra coverage, sales will increase!

Why might boycotts have negative effects?

They could be negative because they could be poorly planned out. They could have the 'right' intentions but have not put the research needed to understand the possible negative outcomes, leading to the boycott being ineffective.

They could be negative because they usually cover issues nobody cares about which results in a waste of time and effort by the consumers

They could be negative because they use paper signs which is detrimental to the environment by causing major forest deforestation

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Gross Domestic Product is a good indicator of:

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Grade 9 Chapter 7: Review

GDP Per Capita shows how much gross domestic product each........produced.

Something you can use or consumer.

Actions or an action that someone does for you.

A person who purchases goods and services for personal use.

An announcement in a public medium promoting a product, service, or event.

Gross Domestic Product is a good indicator of:

Who decides what is produced, how it is produced, and for whom it is produced in Canada?

Match the Definition:
The decision not to buy or not to support a product or business to support change

Match the Definition:
The happiness and contentment a person has with his or her life including factors such as material wealth, freedoms, and/or job satisfaction

Match the Definition:
An economic theory that links prosperity to consumer demand for goods and services, and that makes consumer behaviour central to economic decision-making

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Grade 9 Chapter 7: Review

GDP Per Capita shows how much gross domestic product each........produced.

Something you can use or consumer.

Actions or an action that someone does for you.

A person who purchases goods and services for personal use.

An announcement in a public medium promoting a product, service, or event.

Gross Domestic Product is a good indicator of:

Who decides what is produced, how it is produced, and for whom it is produced in Canada?

Match the Definition:The decision not to buy or not to support a product or business to support change

Match the Definition:The happiness and contentment a person has with his or her life including factors such as material wealth, freedoms, and/or job satisfaction

Match the Definition:An economic theory that links prosperity to consumer demand for goods and services, and that makes consumer behaviour central to economic decision-making

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An economic theory that links prosperity to consumer demand for goods and services, and that makes consumer behaviour central to economic decision-making