Chapter 1 and 2 study questions

Chapter 1 and 2 study questions

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36 Qs

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Chapter 1 and 2 study questions

Chapter 1 and 2 study questions

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12th Grade

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36 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

As a factor of production, the instruction provided by a teacher is considered—

labor

capital

land

resources

Answer explanation

The instruction provided by a teacher is considered as labor, which is one of the factors of production.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

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Based on an examination of the graph, what conclusions can you draw about the production possibilities of shoes and watermelons if the output of each is at point “b”?

Resources for both watermelons and shoes are being ideally utilized, resulting in maximum economic growth.

Resources for watermelons are being underutilized and resources for shoes are being ideally utilized, resulting in less economic growth than is possible.

Resources for both watermelons and shoes are being underutilized, resulting in less economic growth than is possible.

Resources for watermelons are being ideally utilized and resources for shoes are being underutilized, resulting in maximum economic growth.

Answer explanation

Resources for both watermelons and shoes are being underutilized, resulting in less economic growth than is possible.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Julie struggles to decide whether to attend Harvard University or Rutgers University. She finds the prestige and networking possibilities associated with Harvard exciting, but Rutgers has offered her an exceptional financial package. She is using a grid to determine which school to attend. What economic concept is Julie illustrating in her decision making?

Julie must determine the profitable alternative of choosing Harvard or Rutgers and decide which is most desirable for her.

Julie must determine the efficiency of choosing Harvard or Rutgers and decide which is most desirable for her.

Julie must determine the marginal cost of choosing Harvard or Rutgers and decide which is most desirable for her.

Julie must determine the opportunity cost of choosing Harvard or Rutgers and decide which is most desirable for her.

Answer explanation

Julie must consider the opportunity cost of choosing Harvard or Rutgers to decide which is more desirable for her.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Purchasing a new piece of equipment for one's factory is affecting which factor of production?

physical capital

human capital

natural resources

entrepreneurship

Answer explanation

Purchasing new equipment affects physical capital, which is a factor of production that includes machinery and tools used in production processes.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Police protection and national defense are examples of what government role in the circular flow model?

making purchases of land, labor, and capital in the product market

producing goods and services from factors purchased in the factor market

contributing to the monetary flow between households and firms in the factor market

hindering the physical flow of factors between households and firms in the product market

Answer explanation

Police protection and national defense are examples of the government role in the circular flow model that involves producing goods and services from factors purchased in the factor market.

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Which economic goal is best achieved as a result of the innovation encouraged by competition in a free market?

Specialization

Freedom

Equity

Growth

Answer explanation

Competition in a free market encourages innovation, leading to economic growth.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Which of the following is an example of the profit motive as an incentive?

A shopper chooses a product because of its low price.

A producer starts a benefits program for workers.

A consumer engages in a voluntary exchange.

A business owner expands a factory to make more goods.

Answer explanation

The profit motive is exemplified when a business owner expands a factory to increase production and generate more goods.

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