Econ--Markets Level 1 Quiz

Match the Term and Definition or Example

• The act of using goods or services

• Interdependence

• Mutual reliance or dependence

• Consumption

• Process of creating goods or services

• Productivity

• Efficiency in using resources to produce

• Production

Match the following terms to their definitions/examples

• Focusing on a specific task or skill

• Import

• Goods or services brought into a country from abroad for sale

• Incentives

• Limited resources compared to unlimited wants

• Scarcity

• Things that encourage people to act in a certain way

• Specialization

Match the following terms to their definitions/examples

• Sending goods or services to another country

• Export

• Interaction of buyers and sellers in the market

• Free Trade

• Trade without restrictions or barriers

• Globalization

• Integration of economies and cultures

• Prices

Match the following terms to their definitions/examples

• Goods for sale in other countries

• Opportunity Cost

• Excess Supply

• Compaative Advantage

• The ability of a country to produce a good at a lower opportunity cost than another country

• Export

• Supply and demand in balance

• Market Equilibrium

• The value of the next best alternative that is given up when making a decision

• Surplus

Match the following term to its definition or example

• Government tax on imports or exports

• Resource Allocation

• Exclusive control of a commodity or service in a particular market

• Quota

• Limit on the quantity of a good that can be imported or exported

• Tarriff

• Distribution of resources according to a plan or set of priorities

• Monopoly

What are some advantages of specialization in international trade?

• Increased competition

• Diversification of products

• Economies of scale

• Lower labor costs

Specialization fosters cooperation and mutual benefit among nations, contributing to economic stability and prosperity. True or False?

How does specialization in international trade impact resource allocation and productivity?

• It leads to inefficient resource allocation and decreased productivity.

• It has no impact on resource allocation and productivity.

• It leads to efficient resource allocation and increased productivity.

• It leads to resource hoarding and reduced productivity.

How does specialization contribute to a more diverse and interconnected global economy?

How does specialization promote efficiency in international trade?

• By encouraging countries to trade based on their strengths

• By limiting the variety of goods available for trade

• By increasing trade barriers between countries

• By reducing the overall volume of trade