
Chapter 2 Review
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- Q1A system to protect people experiencing unfavorable economic conditions.economic freedomfactor paymentsinnovationsafety net30s
- Q2An economy that relies on habit, custom, or ritual to answer economic questions.innovative economycommand economytraditional economyfree market economy30s
- Q3Each society answers the three basic economic questions based onits degree of economic growthits unique combination of values and goalsthe number of factor paymentsthe desire to achieve economic freedom30s
- Q4To improve its standard of living, a nation's economy mustachieve economic equityallow the central government to make economic decisions.grow through innovationremain stable30s
- Q5The ways in which factors of production are combined determines the answer to which economic question?How can we provide a safety net?How will goods be produced?Who will decide what is produced?What type of competition will exist?30s
- Q6An individual's own person gain is ____________incentivemarketconsumer sovereigntyself-interest30s
- Q7An arrangement that allows buyers and sellers to exchange things is a(n)marketfactor marketconsumer soverenigtyincentive30s
- Q8Markets exist primarily becuasepeople desire economic securityno one is self-sufficient.firms need to make a profitwe need to maintain a competitive society30s
- Q9In a free market economy, who owns the factors of production?firmsthe markethouseholdsindividuals30s
- Q10According to Adam Smith, what "invisible hand" regulates the free market economy?specializationeconomic equitycompetition and self-interestgovernment intervention30s
- Q11Requiring strict obedience to a state or leadertraditional economysocialismeconomic equityauthoritarian30s
- Q12Apolitical system based on the belief that wealth should be evenly distributedtraditional economycapitalismcommand economysocialism30s
- Q13A socialist society has a more flexible command economy than a communist society becausesome free market practices can combine with central economic planning.the central government has all economic and political power.an authoritarian government controls the economy.the centers of economic power are all under private control.30s
- Q14How did heavy industry in the Soviet Union avoid competition?The government banned the production of consumer goods.Farms were not in direct competition with heavy industry.The government determined prices, wages, and products.The government used profit as an incentive to entrepreneurs30s
- Q15A major goal of socialist economiescapitalismeconomic equalityeconomic equitycommunism30s