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ECON

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

the study of wealth itself, or more broadly, the nature and sources of national wealth.

a)

Adam Smith

b)

Alfred Marshall

c)

Arthur Cecil Pigou (1877-1959) -

d)

Lionel Robbins -

2.

the study of man in ordinary business life.

a)

Alfred Marshall (1842-1924)

b)

Arthur Cecil Pigou (1877-1959

c)

Adam Smith (1723-1790

d)

Lionel Robbins

3.

- the study of economic wellbeing that is related to the unit of measurement of money, either directly or indirectly.

a)

Lionel Robbins

b)

Arthur Cecil Pigou (1877-1959

c)

Adam Smith (1723-1790)

d)

Alfred Marshall (1842-1924

4.

Several Options for Science examines how human behavior relates to limited resources and goals.

a)

Lionel Robbins

b)

Arthur Cecil Pigou (1877-1959

c)

Alfred Marshall (1842-1924

d)

Adam Smith (1723-1790

5.

is the wise use of both money or time or both.

a)

Economics Professor and Economist

b)

Lionel Robbins

c)

Arthur Cecil Pigou (1877-1959) -

d)

Adam Smith

6.

The foundation of a nation's domestic money supply under the currency system is a standard known as

a)

"monetary unit."

b)

Geofrrey crowther

c)

monetary

d)

Economics

7.

- Money is something that functions as a measure and a store of value while also being widely accepted as a medium of exchange (i.e., as a way to settle debts).

a)

Geoffrey Crowther

b)

Adam Smith

c)

Alfred Marshall

d)

Lionel robinsons

8.

Is the study and assessment of the financial effects on engineering applications, designs, and projects utilizing economic theories and concepts. Is the study of problems involving economic solutions with the concept of obtaining the maximum productivity or reward at least cost or risk

a)

Engineering Economy

b)

Economics

c)

Engineering real time

9.

is any product with a demand elasticity and income that is less than one. This implies that spending on these goods decreases proportionately as income increases

a)

NECESSITIES

b)

LUXURIES

10.

is any product with a demand elasticity of income greater than one. This implies that spending on thes ems increases proportionately with income.

a)

LUXURIES

b)

NECESSETIES

11.

refers to the trading system that connects buyers and sellers of financial securities, production factors, or goods. It could also be used to describe the location or space where buyers and sellers trade a specific good.

a)

MARKET

b)

SELLER

c)

BUYER OR CONSUMER

12.

characterized as a business that charges a customer money in exchange for a product, good, or service.

a)

SELLER

b)

MARKET

c)

BUYER OR CONSUMER

13.

characterized as a commodity's fundamental unit of consumption or demand. It could be a government agency, a household (a collection of people who make collective purchasing decisions), or an individual buyer of an item or service.

a)

BUYER OR CONSUMER

b)

SELLER

c)

MARKET

14.

(atomistic competition) refers to a market scenario where a large number of vendors supply a particular product and there is no barrier preventing new vendors from entering the market.

a)

PERFECT COMPETITION

b)

MONOPOLY

c)

OLIGOPOLY

d)

MONOPSONY

15.

is the antithesis of ideal competition. When a single producer supplies all of an industry's output, resulting in cheaper supply costs under monopolies than under oligopolies and perfect competation.

a)

MONOPOLY

b)

perfect competation

c)

OLIGOPOLY

d)

MONOPSONY

16.

occurs when a good or service has so few suppliers that any action taken by one will almost certainly be similarly followed by others.

a)

MONOPOLY

b)

OLIGOPOLY

c)

PERFECT COMPETITION

d)

MONOPSONY

17.

occurs when there is only a single consumer that is willing to buy to many producers.

a)

MONOPSONY

b)

OLIGOPOLY

c)

MONOPOLY

d)

PERFECT COMPETITION