BÀI 2. HỘI NHẬP KINH TẾ QUỐC TẾ

The process by which humans use production factors to create products that meet the needs of social life is called what activity?

• Consumption

• Distribution

• Production

• Exchange

The process by which humans use goods and services to satisfy production and living needs is called what activity?

• Consumption

• Labor

• Production

• Distribution

Production determines the activities

• Distribution - buying and selling, consumption.

• Distribution - classification, consumption.

• Distribution - inspection, consumption.

• Distribution - exchange, consumption.

In human activities, production activity plays the role of what activity?

• Less important.

• Very important.

• Most necessary.

• Most fundamental.

In the social economy, the activity that plays the most fundamental role, determining distribution - exchange, consumption activities is

• Production

• Distribution

• Consumption

• Exchange.

When distributing the company's raw materials to different departments in the production chain, this process is associated with which activity of the social economy?

• Production.

• Consumption.

• Distribution.

• Exchange.

What basic activities does an economy include?

• Production, distribution - exchange, consumption.

• Production, business, exchange, income.

• Production, business, consumption, income.

• Production, business, exchange, competition.

In economic activities, which activity plays an intermediary role, connecting producers with consumers?

• Transportation - consumption activities.

• Distribution - exchange activities.

• Production - transportation activities.

• Production - consumption activities.

The process of dividing production factors for industries to create products is called:

• Production

• Distribution for production

• Consumption

• Exchange

In economics, what is the process of distributing the results of production to consumption called?

• Distribution of raw materials.

• Distribution for production.

• Distribution for consumption.

• Consumption of production.