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SUPA Chapter 9 Microeconomics

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a Monopoly?

a)

There's only one buyer in a market

b)

There's only one seller in a market

c)

A popular board game

d)

Both A and B

2.

What is a Monopsony

a)

There's only one seller in the market

b)

There's only one buyer in the market

c)

Neither A nor B

d)

Both A and B

3.

What is a Natural Market

a)

 Nothing

b)

When a powerful company buys a smaller one to maintain power

c)

When the scales of an economy derive form the nature of the production process

d)

A supermarket

4.

What is an Artifically created market

a)

When an established company buys a smaller one to maintain power

b)

Rent-control activity

c)

When a new company emerges from fraud

d)

When the scales of an economy derive from the nature of the production process

5.

What is Scale

a)

The size of production

b)

A measurement of currency

c)

An inelastic good

d)

Low on the preference order

6.

Which type of scale would have a proportionally SMALLER output when increasing the input

a)

Increasing

b)

Constant

c)

Decreasing

d)

Choice 1

7.

What Association would be an example of rent seeking activity where they pay politicans to maintain power

a)

NRA

b)

DNA

c)

LLC

d)

FDIC

8.

Which case(s) demonstrates market failure

a)

A negative externality

b)

A positive externality

c)

Both choices 1 and 2

d)

Neither Choices 1 nor 2

9.

What is a problem with Public goods

a)

They are available to my annoying cousin

b)

They have a free rider problem

c)

They are available to Winona Ryder

d)

THE FIRST CHOICE #thanksgivingsoon

10.

Free RIder System

a)

Ordinary person CONSTANTLY pay for a good to use it

b)

Ordinary person NEVER pays for a good to use it

c)

Ordinary person SOMETIMES pays for it

d)

Free form of surfing in San Diego, California

11.

Assigning Property rights would help prevent externalities

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

12.

Externalities

a)

Unintentional side effects from an action

b)

Intentional side effects to screw over someone

c)

Internationally effecting the GDP of Sweden

d)

Nala's new chew toy

13.

Example of a Positive externality

a)

POLLUTION

b)

VACCINE

c)

KARL

d)

PABLINHO

14.

Example of a negative externality

a)

POLLUTION

b)

VACCINE

c)

NICK WASHINGTON (49th president of the US)

d)

The Matt M's

15.

BONUS: Which person lived in the state with the largest economy in the United States

a)

Georgia (Henry Herman)

b)

Washington (Kamal)

c)

California (Pentikis)

d)

Phillip (New York)