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WorksheetsBF Review Part 1
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 58mins
The company you work for is selling more and more smart watches each month. Applying the law of supply and demand, what do you expect to happen to the price and supply of these smart watches over the next few months?
The price will increase, and supply will decrease.
The price will increase, and supply will increase.
The price will decrease, and supply will decrease.
The price will decrease, and supply will increase.
Demand for a good is more likely to be elastic when the good is
essential
necessary for survival
inexpensive
a luxury
When the price of a good or service is high consumer demand will usually be ...
High
Unpredictable
Low
Average
When there is a shortage the price will usually?
Rise
Fall
Remain the same
Equilibrium
Which of the following could cause the demand for airline travel to decrease?
The price for traveling by airplane decreases
The price of traveling by airplane remains the same
The price for traveling by airplane increases
None of the choices
Kelly is ready to buy a new car, and she has saved up enough money to buy the model she has always wanted. Which of the following describes the quantity that Kelly is prepared to buy:
Supply
Demand
Elasticity
Want
Most businesses strive to supply goods and services in direct proportion to
Demand
Cost of Production
Supply
Price
The quantity of a good or service that producers are able and willing to offer for sale at a specified price in a given period of time is
Law of Supply
Demand
Supply
Law of Demand
After conducting research, marketers of a popular gaming product expect prices to increase substantially in the future. What might they do?
Increase production now
Decrease prices now
Ship move product to stores
Keep products off the market
One reason why the supply of certain products has been eliminated is because of
technology
cost of production
buying power
elasticity
Which condition would lead to the highest prices?
Low supply, high demand
High supply, high demand
High supply, low demand
Low supply, low demand
Darcy owns a local clothing boutique. To determine how much changes in price per product will affect her businesses, sales, Darcy would need to evaluate:
Opportunity cost
Equilibrilam price
Elasticity
Market Price
Gas prices continue to get higher however, people may not be able to stop commuting to work, taking their kids to school, or driving to the store. This is an examples of:
Excess demand
Inelastic demand
Elastic demand
Increasing demand
What determines the prices of goods and services?
Supply
Demand
Supply and demand
Goods
Carl has saved $13,000 to spend on a new SUV. He found a SUV that cost $14,800, but he did not think the car was worth more than $12,000. The dealer told Carl that he has not been able to sell this model because other customers have expressed the same opinion as Carl. Does demand for this car exist?
Yes, because consumers like the car but don’t buy it.
Yes, because consumers think the car is worth $12,000.
No, because consumers do not have the buying power to purchase this car.
No, because consumers are not willing to pay the price being asked for this car.
What is likely to happen if the price of a new pair of sneakers went up?
Demand for the sneakers would increase
Demand for the sneakers would decrease
Merchants would begin offering sales on the sneakers
It would be impossible to find a pair in stores
What might happen if the demand for a new type of XBOX began rising quickly?
The manufacturer would begin making fewer new XBOXs
Microsoft would raise the price of the new XBOXs
Microsoft would stop selling the new XBOX
Microsoft would lower the price of the new XBOX
In a(n) _____________, someone could be harmed.
dilemma
problem
situation
ethical dilemma
The following information appears at the end of all of Molly's outgoing e-mails. This information is Molly's e-mail?
carbon copy.
attachment.
signature.
etiquette.
River Oaks, a small housing community has lots of houses for sale at a low price, but the demand for these houses is low. What kind of market most likely exists in the neighborhood?
Inelastic
Seller's
Buyer's
Elastic
Hotspot changes the price of one of their products and this price change leads to a major change in the number of people who purchase the product. This means that demand for Hotspot's product is
constant
inelastic
elastic
relative
In some small communities, people do not produce a surplus of goods to sell. They harvest enough food to sustain themselves and their families. They use excess to barter for things they cannot produce on their own. The economy described in the text is MOST LIKELY which of the following?
a mixed economy
a traditional economy
a market economy
a command economy
In what way do mixed economies reflect elements of both market and command economies?
Both the prices of goods and the workers' income are determined by market forces.
Both the public and private sectors play important roles in directing economic activity.
Both consumers and producers are told what to do by the government.
Both large and small businesses are competitive in most markets.
Which people MOST LIKELY live in a country with a traditional economy? Select all that apply.
Jeremy only grows enough food on his farm to feed himself and his family. Fareed works as a fisherman just like his father and grandfather before him.
Sasha determines the types of clothing she sells based on consumer demand.
Hakim opens a coffee shop in his hometown and is able to quickly earn a profit.
Amira is placed in a job with a government-run oil and natural gas company.
What is the biggest factor or factors affecting the answers to these questions in a market economy?
popular votes
custom and habit
government planning
supply and demand
Which of the following is no longer a consideration in customers’ buying decisions for many products:
Store location
Price
Quality
Customer service
Monetary reward a business owner receives for taking the risk involved in investing in a business
Cash
Profit
Expenses
$1000
You are trying to decide whether or not to plagiarize a paper for school. This is an example of an ethical
value
principle
dilemma
moral
Thaddeus feels that his job doesn't pay him enough, so he feels like he deserves to take money out of the register every once in a while. Thaddeus is motivated by
conflicting values
the desire to provie himself
bad role models
greed
Mara's ethical belief don't change, whether she's at her part-time job or hanging out with her friends. Mara follows
ethical principles
ethical dilemmas
subjective morals
situational beliefs
Money left after the cost of goods expense and operating expense are each subtracted from the total income
Gross Profit
Cash
Net profit
Competition
The possibility of loss from human error
Natural risks
Human risks
Economic risks
Speculative risks
The money that a business spends
Income
Profit
Expense
Cash
Piper looks up to her new boss and tries to learn from her behavior as much as possible. However, Piper knows that some of her boss's actions are unethical. Piper isn't sure if she should follow her boss's example or not. Piper is facing an ethical dilemma because of
a lack of consequences
a bad role model
greed
pressure from others
Which of the following is a question you should ask yourself to determine whether you're facing a problem or a true ethical dilemma:
could someone be unhappy?
Is there an easy or hard choice?
Could someone be hurt?
Is money at stake?
If a business has a monthly income of $5000 with expenses totaling $3000, what is their profit?
$8000
$2000
$5000
$15000
Emma used her textbook to complete a study guide for her midterm exam in Spanish class. What type of source is the textbook?
formal
historical
primary
secondary
The reason businesses obtain information usually is to apply it in order to:
determine a need.
develop a database.
accomplish a task.
evaluate a source.
When e-mailing large files or documents to coworkers or customers, a businessperson sends them:
in codes.
in attachments.
in text boxes.
as reply messages.
Ethical dilemmas involve choosing between what is
right or wrong
easy or hard
opinion or fact
wanted or needed
Neal has a coworker who doesn't think that bribery is wrong. The coworker is from another culture where bribery is much more accepted, and he tries to convince Neal that it isn't a big deal. Neal is facing an ethical dilemma because of
conflicting values
a lack of consequences
greed
transparency
DeMarcus behaves ethically at his job even when no coworkers or supervisors are watching.
transparency
viability
integrity
greed
Nicole considers stealing because she doesn't think anyone will catch her. Nicole is facing an ethical dilemma because of
pressure from others
a bad role model
the desire to prove herself
a lack of consequences
In ethical dilemmas, someone (or something) could be
promoted
hurt
respected
fired
The result of an action
Consequence
Problem
Dilemma
Solution
A risk response strategy that involves choosing not to do something that is considered risky
Delegation
Competition
Avoidance
Profit
You have two jobs offers, and you're trying to decide which one to accept. Each job has its advantages and disadvantages. You're facing a(n)
principle
ethical dilemma
dilemma
value conflict
The amount of money a business pays for the products it sells or for the raw materials from which it produces goods to sell
Cost of goods
Profit
Competition
Operating expenses
Chances of loss that carry with them the possibility of loss or no loss
Pure risk
Speculative risk
A risk response strategy that involves trying to reduce the chance of loss or the severity of loss
Transfer
Avoidance
Retention
Reduction
The desire to make a profit, which moves people to invest in business
Profit motive
Oligopoly
Business risk
Competition
