46c. and 46d. Practice

What are capital goods?

• Goods used for personal consumption

• Goods that help produce other products

• Natural resources found in the environment

• Products sold directly to consumers

Which of the following is an example of a capital good?

• A loaf of bread

• A factory machine

• A smartphone for personal use

• A T-shirt

How do capital goods impact GDP?

• They decrease production efficiency

• They contribute to economic growth by enabling production

• They have no impact on GDP

• They are consumed directly by households

Which of the following is NOT considered a capital good?

• Tools

• Technology

• Natural resources

• Factories

Natural resources are often referred to as:

• Earth's gifts

• Man-made assets

• Government property

• Consumer goods

Which of the following is an example of a natural resource?

• A computer

• Oil

• A factory

• A robot

What is the primary purpose of capital goods?

• To satisfy immediate consumer needs

• To aid in the production of other goods and services

• To provide entertainment

• To be directly sold to customers

Which sector benefits most from capital goods?

• Retail

• Manufacturing

• Healthcare

• Hospitality

Which factor is crucial in utilizing natural resources effectively?

• Proper management and sustainability

• Unlimited exploitation

• Ignoring environmental impact

• Selling them as raw materials

How do natural resources contribute to a country’s economy?

• By creating jobs and driving production

• By decreasing economic output

• By remaining untouched for preservation

• By increasing dependence on foreign imports