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6.04 Module Review Econ

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The city council allocates funds for repairs on local roads. Which of the following circumstances would be a positive externality?

a)

Traffic flow in the city improves.

b)

Municipal taxes increase to fund added services.

c)

Citizens spend less money repairing punctured and torn tires.

d)

Gas stations throughout the city reduce fuel prices.

2.

A local citizen decides to open a new sushi restaurant downtown. What would most likely be a negative externality?

a)

The old sushi place nearby loses some customers

b)

The city government collects more tax revenue.

c)

Neighboring stores get more foot traffic

d)

Customers of the old sushi place see a drop in prices

3.

The Ford factory lays off workers during a recession. Which of the following would most likely feel a negative externality?

a)

Factory owners

b)

Neighboring businesses

c)

Factory workers

d)

Competing businesses

4.

A cattle ranch decides to expand its operations. Which of the following would be a negative externality for the local environment?

a)

Less use of renewable resources

b)

Less land for development

c)

Higher property taxes

d)

More groundwater pollution

5.

Thirty nations sign a treaty pledging limits on CO2 emissions and the development of renewable resource energy production. Which of the following would be a long-term positive externality for global health?

a)

Increased land allocation for wind farms

b)

More manufacturing of vaccines

c)

Lower rates of childhood asthma

d)

Reduction of vitamin deficiencies in children

6.

Which of the following would most likely constitute a negative externality affecting free resources?

a)

groundwater pollution

b)

lower property taxes

c)

new economic development

d)

lower property values

7.

The state of Michigan funds a program to recruit outstanding scholars and researchers to reduce pollutants in the Great Lakes and restore endangered species. Over time, area residents benefit from cleaner water resources and a thriving ecosystem. Which of the following represent free riders in this example?

a)

area residents

b)

MI government officials

c)

pollutants

d)

scholars and researchers

8.

What would be a positive externality for the developing nation, if a U.S. manufacturing company established a fair trade agreement with the nation?

a)

education levels may rise

b)

Competing U.S. corporations may fix workers' wages at a lower rate.

c)

Manufacturers may lower fees to compete with other countries' prices.

d)

Military enrollment may rise.

9.

Which of the following terms means "the resources necessary to create a good or service"?

a)

product market

b)

factors of production

c)

circular flow

d)

externalities

10.

Which of the following is NOT one of the 4 main players in the economy on a circular-flow diagram?

a)

households

b)

business firms

c)

the rest of the world

d)

natural resources

e)

the government

11.

Which of the following means "costs or benefits to third parties"?

a)

free riders

b)

incentives

c)

externalities

d)

inefficiencies

12.

Which of the following is NOT likely to be a factor that causes externalities?

a)

free resources

b)

commons

c)

free riders

d)

private consumption

e)

religious beliefs

13.

Which of the following terms means "power of a government to pay for and take a person's property for an alternative use without consent"?

a)

externalities

b)

fiscal policy

c)

eminent domain

d)

vertical consolidation