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Eco chapter 2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In a traditional economy, what primarily determines economic decisions?

a)

Government regulations

b)

Market forces

c)

Customs and beliefs

d)

Individual preferences

2.

What major problem do command economies typically face regarding resource allocation?

a)

Too much competition between businesses

b)

Central planners do not understand local conditions

c)

Excessive consumer choice

d)

High levels of entrepreneurship

3.

What is a major disadvantage of traditional economies

a)

Too much government control

b)

Excessive competition

c)

Resistance to change leading to lower productivity

d)

High inflation rates

4.

What does it mean to privatize an industry?

a)

To make it available only to wealthy individuals

b)

To change from government to private ownership

c)

To change from private to government ownership

d)

To close it down permanently

5.

What drives voluntary exchange in market economies

a)

Government mandates

b)

Social pressure

c)

The belief that traders get more than they give up(self interest)

d)

Legal requirements

6.

What is a significant disadvantage of pure market economics

a)

Too much government control

b)

Lack of competition

c)

No way to provide public goods and services

d)

Excessive regulation of businesses

7.

How does consumer sovereignty function in a market economy?

a)

Consumers elect government officials who make economic decisions

b)

Consumers choose products and therefore control what is produced

c)

Consumers own all means of production

d)

Consumer set all prices in the market

8.

Sellers' efforts to get business by offering the best deal to consumers in terms of price or value

a)

Competition

b)

Specialization

c)

Capitalism

d)

Market

9.

A system established under democratic political process where government owns basic industries while other industries remain private

a)

Market economy

b)

Democratic Socialism

c)

Profit

d)

Communism

10.

Trading where both parties believe they get more than they give up in the transaction

a)

Government mandate

b)

Command economy

c)

Consumer Sovereignty

d)

Voluntary Exchange

11.

What is an economic system where the government owns some of the factors of production while other industries remain private

(a)  

12.

According to Karl Marx's theory, what would eventually happen to workers under capitalism?

a)

They would become wealthy business owners

b)

They would rebel and establish a classless society

c)

They would move to rural areas

d)

They would join the government

13.

How does democratic socialism differ from authoritarian socialism?

a)

It has no government ownership

b)

It is established through Democratic processes

c)

It only exist in developing countries

d)

It prohibits, private industry entirely

14.

What pressure are many traditional economies facing in the modern world?

a)

Military conflicts

b)

Natural disasters

c)

Pressure to change

d)

Religious prosecution

15.

What major advantage does specialization provide in market economies?

a)

It reduces competition between businesses

b)

It encourages efficient use of resources and leads to higher quality products

c)

It eliminates the need for trade

d)

It ensures equal income distribution

16.

What fundamental right is essential for a market economy to function properly?

a)

Right to free speech

b)

Right to vote

c)

Private property rights

d)

Right to education

17.

What determines the three fundamental economic questions of what to produce how to produce and for whom to produce

a)

Government regulations

b)

The economic system

c)

Consumer preferences

d)

Market competition

18.

What does capitalism emphasize regarding the factors of production

a)

Government ownership

b)

Community sharing

c)

Private ownership

d)

International control

19.

How does competition control self interest behavior in market economies?

a)

By eliminating all self interest

b)

By forcing sellers to offer low prices or high value

c)

Through government regulation

d)

By limiting the number of business

20.

How to factor markets and product markets work together to create a circular flow in the market economies

a)

They operate independently without any connection

b)

Factor markets only serve businesses while product markets only serve households

c)

They eliminate the need for money in economic transactions

d)

They create interconnected flows where the households and businesses exchange resources, products, and money