Factors of Production and Economic Systems
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What term describes the situation when there is a temporary lack of resources?

  • Elastic Demand
  • Scarcity
  • Economic Crisis
  • Shortage (correct)
  • Which economic system is primarily characterized by supply and demand with minimal government intervention?

  • Traditional Economy
  • Market Economy (correct)
  • Mixed Economy
  • Planned Economy
  • How does elasticity affect consumer demand for a product?

  • It becomes irrelevant when prices change.
  • It shows how demand can change with price fluctuations. (correct)
  • It indicates a fixed demand regardless of price.
  • It solely relates to luxury items.
  • Which of the following is not considered a factor of production?

    <p>Elasticity</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In which economic system does the government make most of the decisions regarding production and resource allocation?

    <p>Command Economy</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Factors of Production

    • Factors of production are resources used to create goods and services.

    Types of Economic Systems

    • Traditional Economy: Economic decisions are based on customs and traditions, often passed down through generations. Resources are allocated based on established practices.
    • Market Economy: Economic decisions are driven by supply and demand in markets. Individuals and businesses make choices based on self-interest.
    • Command Economy: Central authority, like the government, controls the factors of production and makes decisions about what to produce and how much.

    The Financial System

    • Financial markets are where buyers and sellers exchange financial assets.
    • Financial institutions facilitate financial transactions (e.g., banks, investment firms).

    Incentives

    • Businesses use incentives to motivate employees and customers to perform desired actions.
    • Governments utilize incentives to achieve policy goals (e.g., tax breaks, subsidies).

    Review Questions and Answers

    • Question 1: A temporary lack of resources is called a shortage. Correct answer (A).
    • Question 2: Europe and the US are examples of countries with a mixed market economy Correct answer (B).
    • Question 3: When demand for a product is affected by price, it is known as elasticity (in regards to demand). Correct answer (C).
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    This quiz explores the fundamental concepts of factors of production and various economic systems, including traditional, market, and command economies. Additionally, it delves into the role of financial systems and incentives in driving economic behavior. Test your understanding of these essential economic principles.

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