Factor

One of the wolf populations begins to compete with a new bear population for the same herbivores. Over time, bushes, trees and rivers improve in numbers. There is an effect on the producer populations. What is the limiting factor to the herbivore?

• Predator-Prey Relationships

• Herbivory Effect

• Competition

• Wolves and Bears

The wolf population gets reintroduced to the ecosystem. There is enough deer to go around, so they eat comfortably. The wolf population begins to grow out of control with so much food. The different wolf families then begin to compete for the few caves that exist. Not everyone has good shelter so some have to sleep in the forest floors. What is the limiting factor to the wolves?

• Overcrowding

• Competition

• Weather

• Shelter

The wolf goes extinct, and the deer population has no predator to worry about. They graze the land. Because there is no more food. Some of the deer begin to bite at each other, while others die of starvation. What is the limiting factor to the deep population?

• Competition

• Overcrowding

• Predator-Prey Relationships

• Herbivory Effect

A landslide covers the river’s path. Further downstream, water depletes and fish populations start to go down. In this case the landslide was a limiting factor.

• Weather

• Natural Disaster

• Climate Change

• Global Warming

In the Factor Market of the circular flow model in the free market, households provide ____________________, in exchange for _________________________ from businesses.

• Goods/Services; Revenue

• Land, Labor, Capital (Resources); Wages (Income), Rents, Interest

• Wages, Rents, Interest; Land, Labor, Capital

• Taxes; Transfer Payments

a market where factors of production are exchanged

What resource(s)are represented in this image?

• human and capital resource

• human resource

• capital resource

• natural resource

The following items (accountant's computer, carpenter's drill, and a tailor's sewing machine) are all examples of which factor of production?

• capital

• entrepreneurshipt

• land

• labor

What is the factor of production called that is responsible for coordinating all other factors of production in order to make goods and services?

• Entrepreneur

• Land Resource

• Labor Resource

• Capital Resource

A garbage truck driver is an example of which Factor of Production?

• labor

• land

• entrepreneurship

• capital