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What does opportunity cost refer to in economic terms?
What does opportunity cost refer to in economic terms?
- The total amount of money spent on an item
- The alternative options that are forgone when a choice is made (correct)
- The savings accumulated from avoiding unnecessary purchases
- The value of all resources used in a project
Which factor of production is primarily responsible for creating and managing new businesses?
Which factor of production is primarily responsible for creating and managing new businesses?
- Land
- Labor
- Entrepreneurship (correct)
- Capital
What relationship does the data on album download sales illustrate?
What relationship does the data on album download sales illustrate?
- Quantity demanded remains constant regardless of price
- Higher prices lead to higher sales
- Quantity demanded typically decreases as price increases (correct)
- Sales are highest when the price is at its peak
What is meant by equilibrium price?
What is meant by equilibrium price?
In traditional economies, how are production decisions typically made?
In traditional economies, how are production decisions typically made?
What do households provide to factor markets?
What do households provide to factor markets?
What do firms use the revenues from product markets for?
What do firms use the revenues from product markets for?
In which market do households purchase goods and services?
In which market do households purchase goods and services?
What is a defining characteristic of a command economy?
What is a defining characteristic of a command economy?
What happens when supply exceeds demand?
What happens when supply exceeds demand?
What role do households play in the circular flow model?
What role do households play in the circular flow model?
In the product market, which transaction occurs?
In the product market, which transaction occurs?
What happens when umbrella prices drop significantly?
What happens when umbrella prices drop significantly?
What do businesses receive from selling goods and services?
What do businesses receive from selling goods and services?
What is one of the primary advantages of a free market system?
What is one of the primary advantages of a free market system?
Where do households sell their productive resources?
Where do households sell their productive resources?
Which factor would be included in the 'resources (inputs)' portion of the Circular Flow of the Economy diagram?
Which factor would be included in the 'resources (inputs)' portion of the Circular Flow of the Economy diagram?
How does an increase in productivity rates affect standards of living?
How does an increase in productivity rates affect standards of living?
What accounts for the relationship between rising productivity and economic growth?
What accounts for the relationship between rising productivity and economic growth?
Which question addresses the most fundamental issue for an economic system?
Which question addresses the most fundamental issue for an economic system?
What is the primary purpose of businesses purchasing items in the factor market?
What is the primary purpose of businesses purchasing items in the factor market?
Which step comes after households earn income in the factor market?
Which step comes after households earn income in the factor market?
How do businesses generate revenue in the circular flow of money?
How do businesses generate revenue in the circular flow of money?
What happens to the revenue generated in the product market?
What happens to the revenue generated in the product market?
What is the opportunity cost in Bob's decision to decline a summer trip?
What is the opportunity cost in Bob's decision to decline a summer trip?
What does the term 'incentives' refer to in economics?
What does the term 'incentives' refer to in economics?
According to laws of supply and demand, what is a likely outcome when the price of a product rises?
According to laws of supply and demand, what is a likely outcome when the price of a product rises?
What does 'land' refer to as a factor of production?
What does 'land' refer to as a factor of production?
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Opportunity Cost
Opportunity Cost
The value of the next best alternative forgone when a choice is made.
Factor of Production: Entrepreneurship
Factor of Production: Entrepreneurship
The factor of production focused on business creation and management.
Human Capital
Human Capital
The skills and knowledge of workers which increase productivity.
Equilibrium Price
Equilibrium Price
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Scarcity of Resources
Scarcity of Resources
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Circular Flow Model
Circular Flow Model
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Households (in model)
Households (in model)
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Product Markets
Product Markets
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Factor Markets
Factor Markets
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Flow of income and expenditure
Flow of income and expenditure
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What do households earn in the factor market?
What do households earn in the factor market?
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What do businesses do with income from the product market?
What do businesses do with income from the product market?
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Trade-off
Trade-off
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Incentives
Incentives
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Free Market Advantage
Free Market Advantage
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Command Economy Disadvantage
Command Economy Disadvantage
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Factors of Production
Factors of Production
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Productivity and Standard of Living
Productivity and Standard of Living
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Fundamental Economic Question
Fundamental Economic Question
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What do households provide in the circular flow model?
What do households provide in the circular flow model?
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What is the role of product markets in the model?
What is the role of product markets in the model?
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What is the role of factor markets in the model?
What is the role of factor markets in the model?
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Productivity
Productivity
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What happens when demand for a good exceeds supply?
What happens when demand for a good exceeds supply?
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