The word 'economy' comes from the Greek language, which means ...

• State and law

• House and rules

• Wealth and needs

• Money and humans

The first figure to use the term 'Oikonomikos' is ...

• Aristotle

• Adam Smith

• Xenophon

• Karl Marx

Economics is closely related to everyday life because ...

• It is only used by entrepreneurs

• It is used to seek profit

• It helps manage state finances

• It helps humans make the best choices with limited resources

Economics was initially used to ...

• Calculate taxes

• Manage land and family needs

• Increase sales

• Create state budgets

The following statement is an example of economic activity ...

• Worship

• Drawing

• Buying food in the canteen

• Playing football

In economics, the main problem faced by humans is ...

• Lack of technology

• Too many choices

• Scarcity of resources

• Inflation

The following is not a cause of scarcity ...

• Destruction of natural resources

• Limited means of satisfying needs

• Increasing human needs

• Abundance of goods and services

An example of the limitation of natural resources is ...

• Abundance of food stores

• Scarcity of oil

• Abundance of unemployment

• Household needs

One way to overcome scarcity is ...

• Increase consumption

• Buy all necessities

• Create a priority scale

• Save all goods

The following is not included in the factors of priority scale preparation ...

• Level of need

• Self-ability

• Market trends

• Future considerations