
Worlds economies
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- Q1In a market economy, who primarily decides which goods and services are produced and what their prices should be?A single traditional village leaderThe military and police forcesA central government committeeConsumers and private businesses30s
- Q2Which term describes a system that combines elements of both a market economy and a command economy?A traditional economyA barter economyA rigid economyA mixed economy30s
- Q3Which of the following describes a 'Command Economy'?Individuals trade goods directly without using any form of money.International trade is the only way the country makes money.The government makes all the major economic decisions about production and prices.Economic decisions are based solely on ancient customs and religious beliefs.30s
- Q4What is the primary characteristic of a 'Traditional Economy'?The government uses computers to plan all food production.The stock market determines the value of all local goods.Large corporations compete to offer the lowest prices.Economic decisions are based on long-standing customs, beliefs, and habits.30s
- Q5What happens to the price of a popular toy if many people want to buy it but there are only a few left in the stores?The price stays exactly the same.The store gives the toy away for free.The price usually increases.The price usually decreases.30s
- Q6What is the term for the people who take a risk to start a new business or create a new product in an economy?ConsumersRetailersEntrepreneursDistributors30s
- Q7
What are some characteristics of the U.S. economic system, that motivate entrepreneurs to take risks and start new businesses?
Profit motivation and the freedom to operate and compete without government regulations.
Government requirements and controls
Traditional inheritance
Socialist planning by government entities.
30s - Q8
Why does the free enterprise sytem follow ethical principles?
ensures everyone has the same amount of money
It allows the government to have better control over business.
It limits the coices consumers have in the market
it encourages healthy competition and fair business practices
30s - Q9
Which economy allow the most individual freedom and private ownership?
Command
Socialism
Free enterprise
Communism
30s - Q10
In a limited democracy, what is the primary purpose of a constitution or a set of laws?
To limit the power of leaders and protect the rights of citizens
To give the government total control over every person's life
To ensure that leaders can change laws whenever they want
To prevent citizens from voting in national elections
30s - Q11
Which form of government allows citizens to participate in the decision-making process by voting for their leaders?
monarchy
Democracy
Autocracy
Theocracy
30s