Unit 1 Review Questions
Group 1
Question 1a
Centralized decision-making
Government ownership of resources
Private property rights
Fixed pricing
Question 1b
The ability to produce more of a good than others
The ability to produce a good at a lower opportunity cost than others
Producing goods using fewer resources
Specializing in the production of a single good
Question 1c
John Maynard Keynes
Karl Marx
Adam Smith
Milton Friedman
Question 1d
Efficient production
Unattainable production
Inefficient production
Maximum production
Question 1e
Goods and services
Factors of production
Government regulations
Taxes
Question 1f
Command economy
Traditional economy
Market economy
Mixed economy
Question 1g
David Ricardo
Adam Smith
Thomas Malthus
John Stuart Mill
Question 1h
Full employment of resources
Underutilization of resources
Economic decline
Technological inefficiency
Question 1i
Factors of production
Goods and services
Government subsidies
Investment opportunities
Question 1j
Decentralized decision-making
Market-driven pricing
Government control over resources
Private ownership of capital
Question 1k
Land
Labor
Capital
Money
Question 1l
The maximum output of two goods
The minimum output of two goods
The average output of two goods
The desired output of two goods
Question 1m
High levels of inequality
Lack of innovation
Market fluctuations
Consumer choice
Question 1n
The benefits of mercantilism
The principles of capitalism
The flaws of socialism
The importance of government planning
Question 1o
Economic growth
Economic recession
Resource depletion
Technological regression
Question 1p
Government agencies
Supply and demand
Corporate monopolies
International trade agreements
Question 1q
North Korea
United States
Cuba
Saudi Arabia
Question 1r
Government and banks
Households and firms
Producers and regulators
Investors and entrepreneurs
Question 1s
Adam Smith
David Ricardo
John Maynard Keynes
Friedrich Hayek
Question 1t
Currently unattainable production
Efficient resource use
Underutilized resources
Economic stagnation
Group 2
Question 2a
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