
Economics Review Part 2
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- Q1The use of technology can help to...encourage saving and investingencourage central ownership of property and resourceslower the cost of productionraise the cost of production30s
- Q2Worldwide markets in which the buying and selling of goods and services by all nations takes place is referred to as:ExchangeSecurities BrokeragesGlobal EconomyBartering30s
- Q3All of the following are examples of reasons states and nations trade with other countries EXCEPT:To create jobsTo obtain goods and services they cannot produce efficiently themselvesTo sell goods and services within their own countryTo buy goods and services at a lower cost30s
- Q4Banks, Savings and Loans, Credit Unions, and Securities Brokerages would fall under the category of:Private Financial InstitutionsCorporationsDivisions of the Federal ReservePartnerships30s
- Q5What is the purpose of private financial institutions?To help employ consumersTo receive deposits and make loansTo maintain stability in the economyTo help the Federal Reserve30s
- Q6What do businesses provide households with?Income and goods/servicesTaxes and goods/servicesTaxes and IncomeIncome and goods/services30s
- Q7Which of the following would be the best example of how the government takes part in economic (circular) flow?Buy resources and make productsSell goods and services for profitUses tax revenue to provide goods and servicesSave money in a bank30s
- Q8In what type of business can many people buy shares of partial ownership? They all share the risk and the profits are distributed among many owners.CorporationPartnershipFinancial InstitutionProprietorship30s
- Q9In this type of business, there is one owner and that person keeps all of the profits.Financial InstitutionCorporationProprietorshipPartnership30s
- Q10What are the functions of the Federal Reserve?passing laws and maintaining global marketsprotecting the environment and disrupting monopoliesmanage the amount of money in the economy, maintain the value of the dollar, and regulate bankscollect taxes and preparing the national budget30s
- Q11What is the key factor in determining the type of economy that a government has?amount of corporate ownershiplevel of government involvementpopulation of a countryamount of resources a country has available30s
- Q12In response to consumer sovereignty, most decisions regarding the production of goods and services are made ___________.by the public sectorby the governmentby the producerby the workers30s