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WorksheetsUnit # 3 FA Quiz
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 21mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A person who believes in capitalism would?
a)
Encourage the government to be involved in international trade deals.
b)
Welcome immigrants as new entreprenuers to their country.
c)
Want a central decision maker to inventory stores they shop at.
d)
Panic if the stock markets fell drastically.
2.
Welfare capitalism is...
a)
An economic approach that looks. out for poor people
b)
A easy to understand version of a complete free market economy.
c)
Slightly to the left of center on the spectrum between communism and capitalism.
d)
A position that allows for some government involvement and some free market regulation.
3.
Keynes was a...
a)
Communist
b)
Capitalist
c)
Welfare Capitalist
d)
Socialist
4.
individuals have more rights in this economic system?
a)
Communism
b)
Capitalism
c)
Welfare Capitalism
d)
Socialism
5.
In this economic class there is typically social, political, and economic equality?
a)
Welfare Capitalism
b)
Socialism
c)
Communism
d)
Capitalism
6.
If you did not want either individual or state to have complete power you would be a?
a)
Capitalist
b)
Communist
c)
Socialist
d)
Welfare Capitalist
7.
A company that operates in more than one country is said to be a
a)
Bilateral Company
b)
Unified Company
c)
Transnational Company
d)
Amalgamated Company
8.
NATO, WTO, & the World Bank are all examples of?
a)
International Agreements
b)
International Organizations
c)
Multinational Companies
d)
Transnational Companies
9.
Which of the words below does not work to describe this photo
a)
Atrocites
b)
Dismantled
c)
Alleviated
d)
Dejection
10.
The United Nations exists to...
a)
Impose rules for other countries
b)
Police government economic involvement
c)
Promote cordial relations among countries
d)
Provide loans to countries in need
11.
Bretton Woods is
a)
A guy that believes strong in welfare capitalism
b)
A place located in New Jersey
c)
responsible for creating international organizations
d)
looked at as a negative thing by many economist today
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