Econ Test 3 Flashcards

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What type of a good is a truck used by a florist to deliver flowers?

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Capital

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Which group favored a natural economy?

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Physiocrats

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If Gordon accounting business had expenses = 90k and revenues totaling 115k last year but he could have had a salary of 80k working for someone else what was his opportunity cost.

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55k

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What states that when the price of a good falls consumers tend to buy more of that good.

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Income Effect

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What type good does not last more than 3 years.

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Non-Durable Good

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What type of good is directly related to a consumers income?

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Normal Good

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What type of economic system is controlled by a centralized authority?

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Command

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What type of economic system is based upon custom heredity and cast?

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Traditional

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Besides limited gov. And freedom of enterprise and competition to what does the free market economy owe it’s proficiency?

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Property Rights

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What is a group of firms that produce similar products or provide similar services?

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Industry

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What is the American automobile industry an example of?

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Oligopoly

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What is the retail clothing industry in a large city an example of?

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Monopolistic Competition

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12
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Adam Smith

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Invisible Hand

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13
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Carl Menger

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Diamond Water Paradox

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14
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E.I. DuPont

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Gunpowder Entrepreneur

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15
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David Recardo

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Comparative Advantage

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15
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Henry Ford

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Mass Production

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16
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Pierre Samuel DuPont

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Physiocracy

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What is the study of the choices that individuals and societies make in production distribution and consumption of goods?

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Economics

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What are the four factors of production?

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-Labor
-Entrepreneurship
-Natural Resources
-Capital

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What is the name of Adam Smiths most famous book?

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“The Wealth of Nations”

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What is a list of numbers that compares price with quantity demanded?

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Demand Schedule

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If firm A can produce 50 shoes or 40 coats with the same amount of resources from which firm B can produce 45 coats or 65 shoes, which firm has the comparative advantage in coats?

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Firm A

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What governmental agency investigates trade practices?

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FTC (Federal Trade Commission)

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What was the first act implemented in 1890 to regulate monopolistic trusts?
Sherman Act
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What antitrust act was passed in 1914 that addressed practices not addressed in earlier laws?
Clayton Act
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What 3 things is mass production based on?
Division of Labor, Standardized Parts, and Automatic Conveyance
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What is the production of goods in which a country or region has absolute or comparative advantage?
Geographic Specialization
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What makes possible a better standard living for everyone in prosperous society?
Competition
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What do consumers send to producers to let them know what foods are whited at what prices?
Market Signals
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What term deals with the study of specific components within a major economy?
Micro-Economics
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What is an illegal system developed to avoid governmental regulations?
Black Market
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What is the exchange of goods in the absence of governmental restrictions or penalties?
Free Trade
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Tax on imported goods.
Tariffs
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Amount of satisfaction resulting from a one unit increase of a product.
Marginal Utility
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Total amount invested in the production of a good.
Input
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Total value of a business minus any liabilities.
Equity
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Value of the best alternative that is foregone when a different alternative is taken.
Opportunity Cost
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The place at which quantity demanded and quantity supplied are equal.
Equilibrium
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Forces the consumer to buy certain products before he is able to buy what he really wants.
Tying Contract
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Excess of the total revenue paid by buyers for goods over the seller's total expense of producing those goods.
Profit
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Total amount of satisfaction received from a particular amount of some good.
Total Utility
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(T or F) One way to improve efficiency is to keep output constant and INCREASE input.
Decrease
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(T or F) When the demand for a good increases, the good's equilibrium price tends to INCREASE.
True
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(T or F) If the supply of tennis rackets increased while the demand remained steady, stores would likely INCREASE the prices of rackets.
Decrease
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(T or F) The value of a good varies according to its utility and its SCARCITY.
True
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(T or F) ABSOLUTE advantage is the ability of an entity to produce a good or provide a service at an opportunity cost that is lower than that of another producer.
Comparative
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(T or F) The TOTAL cost is the sum cost of all the factors of production used in making goods
True
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(T or F) A NATURAL monopoly occurs when a single firm can fill the demand for a good more efficiently.
True
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(T or F) A SERVICE is a tangible item for which people will pay.
Good
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(T or F) A CONSUMER is an individual who provides goods.
Producer
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(T or F) SUPPLY is the relationship between a good's priced and the amount that producers are willing to make available.
True
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(T or F) PROFICIENCY is the quality of producing effectively with a minimum of waste.
Efficiency
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(T or F) The result of a price ceiling would be a SHORTAGE.
True
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(T or F) A failing business should continue production as long as total revenue exceeds VARIABLE costs.
Fixed
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(T or F) A decrease in the DEMAND for workers is caused by increased wages.
True
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(T or F) A ppc bending INWARD signifies that two goods are best produced in moderation with each other.
Outward
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(T or F) A CONSERVATIVE economic philosophy seeks full employment over economic growth and stability.
Liberal
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Blocked entry to market.
Monopoly
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Produce a standardized product.
Perfect Competition
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Few firms in entire industry.
Oligopoly
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Significant entry barriers.
Oligopolies
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Large number of firms.
Monopolistic Competition
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No close substitutes for firm's products.
Monopolies
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Large number of independent buyers and sellers.
Perfect Competition
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Sole supplier of a good or service.
Monopoly
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Total amount of a good produced.
Output
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ESSAY: Since businesses see monopolies and collaborating oligopolies as economically appealing why are they rare in a country with a free market.
Freedom for firms If only a few new firms would be attracted to market and attempt to grow with better quality. (Consumer choice, Competition, and Government Regulation.)