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Accelerated Learning ACP Review

Total questions: 105

Worksheet time: 2hrs 37mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the fundamental problem of every society?
a)
labor costs
b)
scarcity
c)
economic interdependence
d)
market fluctuation
2.
What is the definition of the economic term Opportunity Cost?
a)
the value of the next best alternative that is given up due to the choice you made 
b)
The price you pay to purchase something 
c)
The benefit you gain by making a decision 
d)
The amount of debt you take on by making a decision 
3.

In the given Production Possibilities Curve (PPC/PPF), if a point lies on the curve (B) this means the company/country/individual is being EFFICIENT. If a point lies INSIDE the curve (D), what does that tell?

a)

They are being over efficient

b)

There is an idle, or unproductive, or use of resources (inefficient)

c)

It is not impossible with the given resources

d)

They are still efficient, just at another point

4.

In the given Production Possibilities Curve (PPC), what does point A, B, C represent?

a)

Economy is in decline

b)

Impossible/Unattainable points given current resources

c)

Inefficient: The economy is not using its resources to the full capacity

d)

Efficient: The economy producing at its maximum potential

5.
What does point Y represent on the PPC?
a)

Efficiency: producing at maximum potential

b)

Unattainable / impossible given current resources

c)

Inefficiency: wasting resources; not using full capacity

d)
Nothing
6.

The basic idea of CHOICE presents what PROBLEM in economics?

a)

Choice is a way of life

b)

Decisions produce costs

c)

People decide what they want

d)

Business sell what they want

7.

Our ____ are limited, yet our needs and wants are ____, so we have to weigh all ____

a)

resources; undefined;

sales

b)

opportunities; short; possibilities

c)

resources; unlimited; opportunities

d)

opportunities; limited; resources

8.

Which of the following requires people to take risks and combine land, labor and capital to start their own business?

a)

Entrepreneurship

b)

Capitol

c)

Land

d)

Labor

9.

In which type of economy does the government answer ALL THREE economic questions of What to Produce? How to Produce? For Whom to Produce?

a)
Market Economy
b)

Perfect Economy

c)
Command Economy
d)
Traditional Economy
10.

Which type of economy is run by individuals' and businesses' choices and is based on Supply and Demand?

a)

Command Economy

b)

Perfect Economy

c)

Communist Economy

d)

Market/Free Enterprise Economy(Capitalism)

11.

If my business produces meat and the government creates laws to inspect to make sure that the meat is safe for public consumption, what economic system does this represent?

a)

Mixed market system

b)

Traditional economic system

c)

Market system

d)

Command economy

12.

The idea of the "Invisible Hand" (as adopted by Adam Smith) supported the belief that:

a)

There should be a classless society

b)

competition and self-interest benefits everyone and government should leave the market alone (Laissez Faire)

c)

Government should control the market when necessary

d)

Government should always control the market especially when there are economic depressions

13.

What type of economy do most countries in the world have?

a)

Market economy

b)

Command economy

c)

Traditional economy

d)

Mixed economy

14.

Which is an example of investing in physical capital?

a)
constructing a new factory
b)
throwing away old delivery trucks
c)
giving workers more time off to rest
d)
training workers to do their jobs better
15.

In the given demand curve, at the price of $6 what is the quantity demanded?

a)

8

b)

6

c)

4

d)

2

16.

Choices: Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry, Mint, Caramel.

1). If Abigail chooses Strawberry, what are her TRADE OFFS?

2). Assume Abigail's top two choices are Strawberry and Coffee. If she chooses Strawberry in the end, what is her opportunity cost?

a)

Trade offs: Strawberry, Mint

Opportunity Cost: Strawberry

b)

Trade offs: Chocolate, Vanilla, Mint, Caramel

Opportunity Cost: Coffee

c)

Trade offs: Chocolate, Strawberry, Caramel

Opportunity Cost: Strawberry

d)

Trade offs: Strawberry, Coffee, Caramel

Opportunity Cost: Chocolate

17.

The law of DEMAND says that as PRICE increases, QUANTITY DEMANDED _____ and vice versa.

a)

Shifts

b)

decreases

c)

Doubles

d)

Rises too

18.

Look at this graph....what changed? how?

a)

Supply decreased

b)

Supply increased

c)

Demand increased

d)

Demand decreased

19.

Look at this graph....what happened to the quantity supplied and price as the supply curve shifted to the right?

a)

Price decreased; quantity increased

b)

Price increased; quantity decreased

c)

Price decreased; quantity remains the same

d)

Price increased; quantity remained the same

20.

A waiter at a restaurant, a police officer, and your teacher are examples of which factor of production?

a)

capital

b)

land

c)

labor

d)

Entrepreneurs

21.

The three Economic questions every society faces are:

a)

What is the unemployment rate?

What is the per capita GDP?

What is the inflation rate?

b)

Why to Produce?

When to Produce?

What resources to use?

c)

How much money should we have?

How much population show we have?

How much unemployment should we have?

d)

What to Produce?

How to Produce?

For Whom to Produce?

22.

Cold weather in Florida has damaged this year’s orange crop. Farmers have only half of the usual amount of oranges to sell. What will happen?

a)

supply will decrease

b)

demand will decrease

c)

Supply will increase

23.

People start seeing a Tiktok trend that watermelon increases weightlifting abilities. What happens to demand for watermerlon?

a)

Demand will decrease

b)

Demand will rise

c)

Neither supply nor demand decreases

d)

Price will decrease

24.

Label Equilibrium price, equilibrium quantity, shortage, surplus, demand, and supply

25.

What is sole proprietorship?

a)

two or more owners, tend to be small

b)

one owner, tend to be large

c)

one owner, tend to be small

d)

legal entity that is similar to indviduals, may be small or large

26.

Why does no one firm dominate in a perfect competition? KEY WORDS --> "In a perfect competition"

a)

No firm wants to dominate the market; it is too much work

b)

Each firm sells to different people so that each person buys from a different company

c)

Products are practically identical and each company produces so little of the total supply that they cannot influence prices

d)

One firm will eventually dominate and make it a monopoly so the company tries to step away from price control altogether

27.

The jeans industry would fall into what type of market structure? ( jeans are similar but there are some differences in the product) - remember this market requires advertisement

a)
monopoly
b)
oligopoly
c)
perfect competition
d)
monopolistic competition
28.

A market that has few sellers of basically the same products that can "Collude" or work together to fix prices and reduce production to decrease competition IS CALLED....?

a)

Perfect Competition

b)

Pure Monopoly

c)

Monopolistic Competition

d)

Oligopoly

29.

What type of competition/ market structure has many firms and uses non-price competition such as promotions, giveaways, advertisements to differentiate their product from their competitors:

a)

Perfect/Pure

b)

Monopolistic

c)

Oligopoly

d)

Monopoly

30.

List the four market structures in order from least competitive (less sellers) to most competitive (most sellers).

a)
Oligopoly, Monopoly, Perfect Competition, Monopolistic Competition
b)
Perfect Competition, Oligopoly, Monopoly, Monopolistic Competition
c)
Monopoly, Oligopoly, Monopolistic Competition, Perfect Competition
d)
Monopoly, Monopolistic Competition, Perfect Competition, Oligopoly
31.

What are the three types of business organizations?

a)

partnership, sole proprietorship, corporation

b)

command, traditional, & market

c)

partnership, corporation, liability

d)

proprietorship, publically-owned, privately-owned

32.

What is a corporation?

a)

one owner, tends to be small, smaller profit

b)

two or more owners, tend to be small and not many employees; profit is less than corporation

c)

legal business that is taxed separately from its owner(s); tends to be large and multinational; most profit

d)

business that gives the owner full liability for what happens in the business

33.

What is a BENEFIT of a sole proprietorship?

a)

one person that receives all the profits and income

b)

multiple people that share all the profits and income

c)

multiple people who make decisions for the better of the company

d)

the owner is liable for all decisions and debt

34.

What is a BENEFIT of a corporation?

a)

owners have limited liability

b)

requires legal advice to start with minimal paperwork

c)

may have absentee ownership

d)

relatively easy to start and owners can share in decision-making

35.

In the given graph for the slices of cheese pizza, the equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity is (READ ANSWER CHOICE CAREFULLY)

a)

$1.50, 200

b)

$2.00, 800

c)

$1.00, 500

d)

$1.50; 600

36.

In the graph for the slices of cheese pizza, at the price of $2.00 there is a

a)

surplus of 800

b)

shortage of 800

c)

shortage of 400

d)

surplus of 400

37.

An increase in price of cream cheese decreased the demand for bagels, thus shifting the demand curve to the LEFT. This occurred because: (SELECT THE DETERMINANT)

a)

cream cheese and bagels are substitutes

b)

cream cheese and bagels are inferior goods

c)

cream cheese and bagels are superior goods

d)

cream cheese and bagels are complements

38.

The government policy that restrict imports from other countries to help domestic (local) businesses from international competition is called

a)

export

b)

Import

c)

Free Trade

d)

Protectionism

39.

In order to convince Iran to stop developing nuclear weapons, the United States stopped trading with them. This protectionist trade policy is known as ______

a)

Quota

b)

Embargo

c)

Standards

d)

Subsidies

e)

Tariffs

40.

The U.S. sent back a shipment of dog food from China because it was not labelled properly. This protectionist trade policy is known as ______

a)

Embargo

b)

Standards

c)

Tariffs

d)

Subsidies

41.

Pakistani government doubles the amount of tax on imported goods made from pork meat due to religious reasons. This protectionist trade policy is known as ____

a)

Quotas

b)

Embargo

c)

Tariffs

d)

Standards

e)

Subsidies

42.

All of the following are trade barriers EXCEPT

a)

Tariffs & Quotas

b)

Embargoes

c)

Free Trade

d)

Standards

e)

Subsidies

43.

Benefits of renting include all of the following EXCEPT

a)

Easier to relocate

b)

Little to no responsibility for maintenence

c)

Amenities (pool, gym etc)

d)

increased privacy

44.

Match the definition to the term!

a)

GDP (Gross domestic Product)

1.

Dollar value of new things within year

b)

Inflation

2.

The overall increase in price of goods

c)

Unemployment rate

3.

Percentage of people without jobs

d)

Consumer Price Index (CPI)

4.

A measure of average price changes in a basket of goods and services

45.

What is the best measure of the nation's standard of living? (a measure of how wealthy people are on average)

a)

Negative GDP

b)

GDP per capita

c)

Real GDP

d)

Nominal GDP

46.

US Dollars are a standard form of currency that we can use to estimate the worth of a product. For instance, a Versace purse seems more valuable because its price is higher than a target purse. Select that function of money that is BEST demonstrated in this example.

a)

Store of Value

b)

Medium of Exchange

c)

Standard of Value (Unit of account)

47.

When a country can produce more of something than the other country, using the same amount of resources, then this trade scenario is called

(Note: Whoever produces the most items)

a)

Opportunity Cost

b)

Free Trade

c)

Absolute Advantage

d)

Comparative Advantage

48.

Comparative advantage is achieved by having

a)

quotas on trade

b)

a HIGHER opportunity cost than another country for producing the same product

c)

multiple trade barriers

d)

a LOWER opportunity cost than another country for producing the same product

49.

Select the statement which reflects the difference between Nominal GDP and Real GDP

(GDP: Gross Domestic Product)

a)

Both nominal and real GDP are calculated at current prices for 5 years

b)

Both nominal and real GDP are calculated at base year constant prices for 5 years

c)

Real GDP is based on current prices and Nominal GDP is measured on base year constant prices ie. (adjusted for inflation)

d)

Nominal GDP is based on current prices and Real GDP is measured using base year constant prices ie. (adjusted for inflation)

50.

The statements below represent which type of investment?

Sold by the U.S. Treasury Department

Worth full value upon redemption

Earn interest until final maturity date

Fully backed by the U.S government

a)

Individual Retirement Account (IRA)

b)

Mutual Funds

c)

Corporate Stock

d)

Savings Bond

51.

To earn as much interest as possible, you should open a savings account that earns ____ interest and has the ____ interest rate. 

a)

Compound; highest

b)

Compound; lowest

c)

Simple highest

d)

Simple lowest

52.

This type of loan convert many of your debts into one loan payment, simplifying how many payments you have to make and offer lower interest rate

a)

Pay day loan

b)

Debt Consolidation loan

c)

Personal loan

d)

Mortgage

53.

All of the following are type of loans EXCEPT

a)

Credit Builder Loans

b)

Debt Consolidation Loan

c)

Mortgage

d)

Certificate of Deposit

e)

Home Equity Line of Credit

54.

Congress decides to increase welfare benefits for elderly, unemployed, disabled and poor, decreases taxes on the businesses to promote economic and funds trade schools to train people with new skills.This is an example

a)

Expansionary monetary policy

b)

Contractionary monetary Policy

c)

Expansionary Fiscal Policy

d)

Contractionary Fiscal Policy

55.

The Federal (central) Reserve Bank can increase or decrease money supply and interest rates when the economy is moving too slow or fast. When the FED increases interest rate on loans, what happens?

a)

Expansionary monetary policy: The government gives subsidies to businesses

b)

Contractionary monetary Policy: People take out less loans and spend less

c)

Expansionary Fiscal Policy: People take out more loans and spend more

d)

Nothing: this doesn't affect consumers

56.

In the given supply and demand curves, the equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity are

a)

$1; 20

b)

$2; 90

c)

$3; 70

d)

$4; 60

57.

Look at the graphy carefully

In the given demand and supply graph, at the price of $4

there is a

a)

shortage of 40 units

b)

shortage of 100 units

c)

surplus of 40 units

d)

surplus of 100 units

58.

Look at the graphy very carefully

In the given demand and supply graph, at the price of $1

there is a

a)

shortage of 80 units

b)

shortage of 90 units

c)

surplus of 80 units

d)

surplus of 90 units

59.
The diagram represents a
a)
increase in demand
b)
decrease in demand
c)
change in quantity demand
d)
none of the above
60.
The diagram represents a(n)
a)
increase in supply
b)
decrease in supply
c)
change in quantity supplied
d)
none of the above
61.

This type of investment account can be opened at a bank or credit union in which money can be deposited to earn interest, but the interest rate is very low.

a)

Certificate of Deposit (CD)

b)

Mutual Funds

c)

Savings account

d)

Bonds

62.

This type of investment is a loan given to an organization (usually the government) which borrows the funds and agrees to pay the funds back with interest after a defined period of time (maturity date)

a)

Stock/Shares

b)

Mutual Funds

c)

Bond/Savings Bond

d)

Certificate of Deposit

63.

This type of investment represents a part ownership in a company and in return the investor receives dividends (sum of money) from the profit. The investor also has the option to resell the investment at a higher price to earn money.

a)

Bond/Savings Bond

b)

stocks/shares

c)

Certificate of deposit (CD)

d)

Mutual funds

64.

A mutual fund is an investment type which

a)

is a loan to the government to earn interest at the maturity date

b)

is a type of checking account to use for daily purchases

c)

is a share of ownership in a company owned by many people.

d)

invests in a mix of different type of investments by pooling money from other investors

65.

Which of the following statements about Certificate of Deposit is TRUE?

(CD is a type of investment)

a)

Bank pays LOWER interest for depositing your money for a specified length of time

b)

Bank pays HIGHER interest for depositing your money for a specified length of time

c)

A Certificate of Deposit is an acknowledgement of part ownership of the bank

d)

The risk of losing investment in CD is very HIGH

66.

The Law of Supply states that

a)

The relationship between price and quantity depends on the product

b)

There is an inverse (negative) relationship between price and quantity supplied

c)

There is a direct (positive) relationship between price and quantity supplied

d)

price and quantity are always in equilibrium

67.

When the economy is in a recession, the U.S. government takes the following actions to increase demand and increase money circulation.

a)

decrease taxes and decrease interest rates

b)

increase interest rates

c)

increase taxes and decrease overall spending

d)

decrease taxes and increase overall government spending

68.

During high economic growth, the U.S. government takes the following actions to control inflation and slow down the economy

a)

increase money supply

b)

decrease interest rates

c)

increase taxes and decrease overall spending

d)

decrease taxes and increase overall government spending

69.

During a recession, the Federal Reserve Bank takes the following action(s) to encourage economic growth and increase money supply. (Expansionary Monetary Policy)

a)

decrease money supply and interest rates

b)

increase the reserve requirement, increase interest rates and sell bonds

c)

decrease the reserve requirement, decrease interest rates and buy bonds

d)

decrease taxes and increase overall government spending

70.

The determinants of Demand include the following

a)

Taste and preferences, Related goods, technology, cost of production

b)

# of buyers, Income, tastes and preferences, Buyers’ expectations, Related goods (complements and substitutes)


c)

Cost of production (inputs), # of producers, Government actions (taxes, subsidies, regulations), Technology, Seller's expectations


d)

Government actions, income, Buyer's expectations

71.

The determinants of Supply include the following

a)

Taste and preferences, Related goods, technology, cost of production

b)

# of buyers, Income, tastes and preferences, Buyers’ expectations, Related goods (complements and substitutes)


c)

Cost of production (inputs), # of producers, Government actions (taxes, subsidies, regulations), Technology, Seller's expectations


d)

Government actions, income, Buyer's expectations

72.

Match the description on the left to the appropriate economic system on the right.

a)

1. Most common economy in the

world today.

2. Includes private

sector and government control.

3.Individuals and businesses operate as owners for the private sector.

1.

Mixed Economy

b)

1. Least demand for resources.

2. People do the same kind of work as their parents and grandparents.

3.Economy based on customs

regardless of a person's ability or

potential.

2.

Traditional Economy

c)

1. Private ownership of resources

and property.

2. Competition between producers.

3. Consumer sovereignty.

4. Profit motivated.

3.

Free Market Economy

d)

The government makes

decisions for the country.

2. There is a lack of consumer choice.

3. There is no competition.

4. There is central ownership of property and resources.

4.

Command Economy

73.

GDP will begin to decline at-

a)

the peak.

b)

the trough.

c)

the contractionary phase.

74.

When GDP rises faster than the long-run trend then the economy is experiencing-

a)

a recession

b)

an expansion

c)

a recovery

75.

When contraction (recession) begins in a business cycle- the economy will experience

a)

higher unemployment

b)

lower inflation (deflation)

c)

both a & b

76.

Recessions can end if

a)

workers choose to accept lower wages

b)

government policy is enforced to help the economy recover

c)

both a & b

77.

Business cycles are more stable if

a)

the government consistently passes stimulus money

b)

the government raises taxes

c)

both banks and government set policies to meet the three economic goals

78.

The Business Cycle measures ___ over time.

a)

wealth

b)

inflation

c)

economic growth (GDP)

79.

A trend line will show-

a)

an increase in Real GDP over time.

b)

only economic recessions.

c)

only economic expansions.

80.

GDP declines during a(an)

a)

peak

b)

contraction

c)

expansion

81.

Economic recovery begins-

a)

above the trend line

b)

at the end of a recession (trough)

c)

at the "boom" period

82.

Which of the following is an expansion, or recovery?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

83.

Which of the following is a trough?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

84.

Which of the following is a recession, or contraction?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

85.

Which of the following is a peak?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

86.

In what market do businesses sell goods and services to households?

a)

Product Market

b)

Factor Market

c)

Resource Market

d)

None of the above

87.

In what market are the factors of production bought and sold?

a)

Product Market

b)

Resource Market (AKA- Factor Market)

88.

In a free market economy who owns the resources?

a)

state governments

b)

the federal government

c)

households

d)

local governments

89.

True or False- Businesses demand in the resource market and supply in the product market

a)

True

b)

False

90.

What model shows how products, resources, and money flow in the economy?

a)

Circular flow model

b)

aggregate model

c)

GDP output expenditure model

d)

the Cobb-Douglas production function

91.

Which of the following is a key takeaway about fiat money?

a)

Fiat money allows for unlimited printing without the risk of hyperinflation

b)

Fiat money is always backed by a physical commodity to maintain its value

c)

Fiat money gives central banks greater control over the economy because they can control how much money is printed

d)

Fiat money is redeemable for a set amount of a physical commodity

92.

What is a potential danger of fiat money?

a)

It is too difficult for governments to print more money

b)

It is backed by physical commodities which can fluctuate in value

c)

Governments can print too much of it, resulting in hyperinflation

d)

It is linked to physical reserves, limiting its availability

93.

The phrase "the customer is always right" is most often associated with what term?

a)

Consumer Sovereignty

b)

Entrepreneurship

c)

Customer Service

d)

Supply and Demand

94.
The rivalry between sellers to get more customers by lowering costs & better goods/services
a)
voluntary exchange
b)
competition
c)
incentives
d)
legal equality
95.
The concept that people have the right and privilege to control their possessions as they wish.
a)
legal equality
b)
open opportunity
c)
private property
d)
profit incentive
96.

The driving force behind people starting a business is:

a)

profit margin

b)

profit motive

c)

opportunity cost

d)

taxes

97.

Who invented communism?

a)

Plato

b)

Karl Marx

c)

Paul Samuelson

d)

Adam Smith

98.

You can easily carry money in a pocket or in a purse. This reflects what characteristic of money?

a)

durability

b)

legal tender

c)

divisibility

d)

portability

99.

Which of these can cost you money in large interest payments?

a)

a debit card

b)

a credit card

c)

a checking account

d)

a savings account

100.

The value of fiat money depends on supply and demand and was introduced as an alternative to commodity money and representative money. __________________ money is created from precious metals such as gold and silver, while ___________________ money represents a claim on a commodity that can be redeemed.

a)

Commodity; representative

b)

Fiat; representative

c)

Representative; commodity

101.
paying for something with money that is borrowed and must be paid back, usually with interest
a)
credit
b)
income
c)
salary
102.

Antonio does not like carrying cash or writing checks, but he wants to have access to his money in his account. What service that fits his preferences can a bank offer him?

a)

Credit Card

b)

Deposit Box

c)

Overdraft

d)

Debit Card

103.

Study the list and answer the question: Open an account in a bank or a credit union, Avoid retail credit cards, Get a job and keep it, Pay service providers on time. This list represents strategies to —

a)

improve one’s stock trades

b)

get a higher credit card limit

c)

improve one’s personal credit score

d)

get a long-term car loan

104.

Study the list under "How To Avoid Credit Card Debt" and answer the question: Pay credit card bills on time, Avoid unnecessary purchases, Limit the number of credit cards, __? Which choice best completes the list?

a)

Obtain as many credit cards as possible

b)

Use credit cards for food and gas purchases

c)

Make payments on the interest first

d)

Apply for a prepaid debit card

105.

One of the main negatives of the free market system.

a)

the rich get richer and the poor get poorer

b)

free markets make too many people rich

c)

free markets make too many people poor

d)

free markets give consumers lots of choices