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Econ Unit 2 Test

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Liam is considering starting a business and is evaluating different business structures. He learns that one of the disadvantages of forming a corporation is:


a)

Limited liability for shareholders

b)

Ability to raise capital easily

c)

Perpetual existence of the company

d)

Double taxation on profits

2.

In a certain region, there are hundreds of dairy farms, each selling milk that is identical in quality and price. No single farm can affect the market price, and consumers are fully aware of all available options. What type of market structure does this scenario illustrate?

a)

Perfect competition

b)

Oligopoly

c)

Monopoly

d)

Monopolistic competition

3.

In a certain city, there is only one company that supplies water to all households, and no other firms are allowed to enter the market. The company sets the price and controls the entire supply of water. What type of market structure does this represent?

a)

Oligopoly

b)

Monopoly

c)

Monopolistic Competition

d)

Perfect Competition

4.

According to the law of demand, what happens to the quantity demanded when the price of a good increases?

a)

The quantity demanded decreases.

b)

The quantity demanded remains unchanged.

c)

The quantity demanded increases.

d)

The quantity demanded becomes zero.

5.


Which type of market structure is characterized by many firms selling products that are similar but not identical?

a)

Monopolistic competition

b)

Oligopoly

c)

Monopoly

d)

Perfect competition

6.


In the circular flow model, which of the following best describes the flow of money?

a)

The flow from households to firms for goods and services.

b)

The flow of goods from firms to households.

c)

The flow of resources from firms to households.

d)

The flow from households to the government.

7.

What does the law of demand state?

a)
The law of demand states that price and quantity demanded are inversely related.
b)
The law of demand states that consumer preferences have no effect on demand.
c)
The law of demand states that quantity supplied increases as price decreases.
d)
The law of demand states that price and quantity demanded are directly related.
8.

Which of the following factors would cause a shift in the demand curve?

a)

A change in the price in the goods

b)
Government regulations
c)
Changes in production costs
d)
Seasonal weather patterns
9.

Which of the following best describes a normal good?

a)
A good that is considered a luxury regardless of income.
b)
A good for which demand increases as income increases.
c)
A good that has no relationship with income changes.
d)
A good for which demand decreases as income increases.
10.

What does the law of supply state?

a)
The law of supply states that an increase in quantity supplied leads to a decrease in price.
b)
The law of supply states that price has no effect on quantity supplied.
c)
The law of supply states that an increase in price results in an increase in quantity supplied.
d)
The law of supply states that an increase in price results in a decrease in quantity supplied.
11.

Which of the following would cause a shift in the supply curve to the right?

a)
Increase in production costs
b)
Decrease in demand for the product
c)
Imposition of new taxes on production
d)
Decrease in production costs
12.

If the government imposes a tax on the production of a good, what is the likely impact on the supply curve?

a)
The supply curve shifts to the right.
b)
The supply curve remains unchanged.
c)
The supply curve shifts to the left.
d)
The supply curve becomes vertical.
13.

What will happen if a products price is set below the equilibrium price?

a)
A surplus occurs.
b)
A shortage occurs.
c)
Demand decreases significantly.
d)
Production costs rise sharply.
14.

What will happen if a products price is set above the equilibrium price?

a)
A shortage will occur, leading to an increase in demand.
b)
Prices will stabilize and remain unchanged.
c)
Consumer demand will increase significantly.
d)

A surplus will occur.

15.

What point on a supply and demand graph is the equilibrium price?

a)
The highest point on the demand curve.
b)
The lowest point on the supply curve.
c)
The point where supply is zero.
d)
The intersection point of the supply and demand curves.
16.

Which of the following is a primary benefit for shareholders in a corporation?

a)

Protection from personal liability for business debts

b)

Direct control over daily business operations

c)

Obligation to pay business debts personally

d)

Simplified tax filing process

17.

What is a price ceiling?

a)
A price ceiling is a maximum price set by the government for a particular good or service.
b)
A price ceiling is a tax imposed on goods and services by the government.
c)
A price ceiling is a price that fluctuates based on market demand.
d)
A price ceiling is a minimum price set by the government for a particular good or service.
18.

What is a price floor

a)
A price floor is a minimum price set for a good or service.
b)
A price floor is a tax imposed on goods and services.
c)
A price floor is a price that fluctuates based on demand.
d)
A price floor is a maximum price set for a good or service.
19.


In the circular flow diagram, which of the following represents the flow of goods and services?

a)
The flow of resources from households to businesses.
b)

The flow from firms to households.

c)
The flow of money from businesses to households.
d)
The flow from households to businesses.
20.

Which of the following is a characteristic of perfect competition?

a)

Many buyers and sellers with identical products.

b)
A single seller with price control.
c)
Products that are differentiated and unique.
d)
Limited entry and exit for firms.
21.

Which market structure is characterized by a single firm that controls the entire market?

a)
Oligopoly
b)
Perfect Competition
c)
Monopoly
d)
Monopolistic Competition
22.

Which of the following is considered a drawback of forming a corporation?


a)

Separation of ownership and management

b)

Ease of transferring ownership

c)

Access to more resources

d)

Profits may be taxed twice

23.


In which market structure do firms have some control over the price due to product differentiation?

a)
Monopolistic competition
b)
Oligopoly
c)
Monopoly
d)
Perfect competition
24.

What is a key feature of an oligopoly?

a)
Many firms compete with no market power.
b)
A small number of firms dominate the market.
c)
A single firm controls the entire market.
d)
Firms have identical products and prices.
25.

What is a key characteristic of a sole proprietorship?

a)
The owner has unlimited personal liability.
b)
The business is owned by multiple partners.
c)
The business is a separate legal entity from the owner.
d)
The owner has limited personal liability.
26.

Company X sells a good where there is a lot of competition due to the products being similar. Companies enter and leave the market often. Company X stays in business because they constantly use advertising to make their product seem different. In which market structure does Company X operate?

a)
Perfect competition
b)
Oligopoly
c)
Monopoly
d)
Monopolistic competition
27.

What is one of the primary disadvantages of a partnership?

a)
No need for a formal agreement.
b)
Guaranteed profits for all partners.
c)
Personal liability for debts and obligations.
d)
Limited decision-making power.
28.

What is one of the key advantages of forming a corporation?

a)

Limited liability protection for shareholders and Unlimted Lifespan

b)
Unlimited liability for shareholders.
c)
Complexity in management and operations.
d)
Higher tax rates compared to sole proprietorships.
29.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of a corporation?


a)
Limited liability for shareholders
b)
Ability to raise capital easily
c)
Perpetual existence of the company
d)
Double taxation on profits
30.

What happens to the demand for a normal good when consumers' incomes rise?

a)

It stays the same.

b)

It decreases.

c)

It increases.

d)

It becomes unpredictable.

31.

A small town has only one electricity provider, and residents have no alternative options for purchasing electricity. The company has significant control over the price and supply of electricity in the town. Which market structure best describes this situation?

a)
Oligopoly
b)
Monopoly
c)
Monopolistic Competition
d)
Perfect Competition
32.

A farming community has many small farms that produce identical crops such as wheat and corn. None of the farms can influence the market price because there are so many producers, and buyers have full information about the product's quality and price. Which market structure best describes this situation?

a)
Perfect competition
b)
Monopolistic competition
c)
Monopoly
d)
Oligopoly
33.

Mia owns a factory that produces bicycles. Which of the following situations would cause the supply curve for bicycles to shift to the right?

a)

Increase in production costs

b)

Decrease in demand for the product

c)

Imposition of new taxes on production

d)

Decrease in production costs

34.

Henry regularly buys apples from his local market. According to the law of demand, what happens to the quantity of apples Henry demands when the price of apples increases?

a)

The quantity demanded decreases.

b)

The quantity demanded remains unchanged.

c)

The quantity demanded increases.

d)

The quantity demanded becomes zero.

35.

In the circular flow diagram, what do households provide to firms in exchange for income?

a)
Goods and services
b)
Monetary donations
c)
Factors of production (labor, land, capital)
d)
Consumer preferences
36.
The jeans industry would fall into what type of market structure? ( jeans are similar but there are some differences in the product)
a)
monopoly
b)
oligopoly
c)
perfect competition
d)
monopolistic competition
37.
In this market structure there are many buyers and sellers with identical products
a)
perfect competition
b)
monopolistic competition
c)
monopoly
d)
oligopoly
38.
A market structure in which a few large firms dominate a market
a)
Perfect Competition
b)
Monopolistic Competition
c)
Oligopoly