
Major sectors: household, banks, government, private businesses
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- Q1Which of the following is a major sector that includes people who own their homes and live in them?businesseshouseholdbanksconsumers30s
- Q2In which sector do you find institutions that help people save money and offer loans?consumersbusinessesbankshouseholds30s
- Q3Which sector consists of people who buy goods and services for personal use?bankshouseholdsbusinessesconsumers30s
- Q4What do we call the sector that includes companies that produce goods and services?bankshouseholdsbusinessesconsumers30s
- Q5Which sector mainly represents the activities of individuals and families purchasing items?businessesbanksconsumershouseholds30s
- Q6
How do households affect the economy?
They collect taxes on goods
They create demand for goods.
They collect profits by selling goods.
They create the supply of goods.
30s - Q7
David has a job and wants to buy a house, but he cannot afford one right now. What is the quickest way for David to gather enough money to buy a house?
placing his money in a bank to earn interest
saving a large portion of his income
stating his own private business
applying for a loan from a bank or credit union
30s - Q8
Which statement about the business sector of the economy is correct?
it sells labor to households
it gives loans to the government
it collects taxes from the government
it provides services to households
30s - Q9
Money earned through employment and investments?
Stocks
Taxes
Goods
Income
30s - Q10
What is the definition for competiton?
the other component of a personal budget
the amount of money exchanged for a good or service
the supply and demand for a product
the rivalry among businesses to supply goods and services to consumers
30s