WorksheetsChapter 1 Economics
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 36mins
Which of the following are factors of production?
economics & business decisions
technology & productivity
scarcity & shortage
capital & land
The principle that limited amounts of goods and services are available to meet unlimited wants.
scarcity
shortage
factors of production
incentives
The two types of capital
Physical & Land
Labor & Land
Human & Labor
Physical & Human
Opportunity cost
the next best alternative
money you owe for your decision
what you gain for your decision
lost money
An economy that is producing the maximum amounts of goods & services is called
underutilized
efficient
growing
trading off
A factory is an example of which factor of production?
Land
Labor
Physical Capital
Human Capital
Another term for a business
Firm
Household
Labor
Land
Entrepreneurs
take risks
create ideas
start businesses
all of the above
Why would you want to produce a production possibilities curve?
to show different ways a countries resources can be used
show the benefits of using 1 type of technology over another
to improve the way a product is manufactured
to reduce the scarcity of resources and labor
Which of the following is an example of a service?
hair spray
hair cut
hair brush
hair ball
Scarcity is always constant
True
False
Mark Zuckerberg is an entrepreneur who is the founder and CEO of which of the following:
Snapchat
Making choices is a large element of economics.
True
False
_______ include all human creations used to produce goods and services.
capital goods
labor
marginal products
revenue
What is a tradeoff?
When one thing has to be given up in order to have another
satisfaction
money
work done by humans
The use of resources in such a way as to maximize the output of goods & services
efficiency
underutilization
law of increasing costs
trade-offs
The use of fewer resources than an economy is capable of using
efficiency
underutilization
law of increasing costs
trade-off
a line on a production possibilities curve that shows the maximum possible output an economy can produce
curve
frontier
axis
labor
The idea that some necessities, such as water, have a very low monetary value while some non-necessities, such as diamonds, have a very high value is known as
paradox of value
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
durable good
production possibilities curve
A way of organizing work so that each worker or work group completes a separate part of the overall task is known as
human capital
physical capital
division of labor
product markets
GDP stands for
Grand Deposit Pricing
Grand Decision Practicing
Gross Domestic Pricing
Gross Domestic Product
The social science dealing with how people satisfy seemingly unlimited and competing needs and wants with the careful use of scarce resources.
Sociology
Financial Literacy
Economics
Government
