WorksheetsGovernment and the Economy Review
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 22mins
What is the most important part of the free enterprise system?
land
people
competition
government
What are the four basic market structures?
perfect competition, monopoly, sorry, and uno
Monopoly, oligopoly, competition, dictatorship
Monopoly, free enterprise, perfect competition, oligopoly
Monopoly,
Oligopoly,
Monopolistic Competition,
Perfect Competition
Which market structure has the smallest number of sellers?
Oligopoly
Monopoly
Perfect competition
Monopolistic Competition
Most businesses operate under which market structure?
Socialism
Monopolistic Competition
Monopoly
Oligopoly
When a lower price is the main reason a customer chooses to buy a product
Price Competition
Non-Price Competition
When a customer chooses to buy from one business over another for reasons such as location or service
Price Competition
Nonprice Competition
An economic policy that allows businesses to operate with very little interference from the government. Means “let them do as they please.”
communism
free enterprise
socialism
laissez-faire
The tax and spending decisions made by the president and congress.
dictation
Fiscal Policy
governing
monetary policy
Policy that regulates the supply of money and interest rates by a central bank in an economy
Fiscal Policy
Congressional Decisions
Bank Policy
Monetary Policy
________________ carries out monetary policy to reach the following goals:
Maximum employment
Stable prices
Moderate long-term interest rates
The State Capitol
The Federal Reserve System
Bank of America
The Senate
How do government agencies pay for public goods and services?
They collect taxes
Sell baked goods
They don't pay because they are the government
Hold tele-thons
What is an example of a public service?
public education
Maintenance of roads and bridges
Police and fire service
All of the above
Attempt to ensure that markets are open and fair.
Prevent monopolies, collusion, and price fixing.
Are enforced by the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission.
Dictatorships
Commercials
Antitrust laws
Presidential Rules
Is something that is not directly connected to an economic activity, but affects people.
Laws
Externality
Bad Weather
Collusion
Compared with many other nations the US plays a ________ role in the economy.
Neutral role
large role
small role
When two or more businesses work together to remove their competition, set prices, and control distribution.
monetary policy
price fixing
Collusion
fiscal policy
Occurs when two or businesses in an industry agree to sell the same good or service at a set price which eliminates price competition.
fiscal policy
collusion
price fixing
monetary policy
Total money circulating at any one time in a country.
money supply
bank account
monetary policy
stacks and stacks
The activities involved in buying and selling goods on a large scale, such as state-wide or nation-wide commerce.
side hustles
fiscal reserves
monetary policy
commerce
Is a market structure with a small number of businesses selling the same or similar products.
monopoly
oligopoly
monopolistic competition
perfect competition
Is characterized by a large number of businesses selling the same product at the same prices.
monopoly
oligopoly
monopolistic competition
perfect competition
Is how a market is organized based on the number of businesses competing for sales in an industry.
policy
commerce
market structure
competition
Which type of market structure do most businesses operate in?
monpoly
oligopoly
monopolistic competition
perfect competition
The Constitution of the United States gives Congress the power to regulate commerce and become involved in business and labor matters.
True
False
The government operates as both ______ and ______.
regulator and taker
nanny and police
law and provider
regulator and provider
Police and fire, education, maintenance of roads, and postal service are all examples of what that the government provides?
wants and needs
public services
perks and benefits
bribery
All of the following are antitrust laws EXCEPT...
William Bob Antitrust Act
Federal Trade Commission Act
Sherman Antitrust Act
Clayton Antitrust Act
Is a large number of businesses selling similar, but not the same, products and at different prices. This is also known as imperfect competition.
Monopoly
Oligopoly
Monopolistic Competition
Perfect Competition
