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Quiz Show Game

Which term means making decisions based on what you believe to be the best combination of costs and benefits?

Which term means making decisions based on what you believe to be the best combination of costs and benefits? Economizing

In the US, what 2 groups of people decide what goods and services to produce?

In the US, what 2 groups of people decide what goods and services to produce? Producers and consumers

The satisfaction received from using a good or service is called.

The satisfaction received from using a good or service is called. Utility

Producing fewer guns and butter than an economy is capable of is called.

Producing fewer guns and butter than an economy is capable of is called. underutilization

Studying the general rise of prices in an economy would be done by a microeconomist or a macroeconomist?

Studying the general rise of prices in an economy would be done by a microeconomist or a macroeconomist?

Unlimited and everchanging describes what?

Unlimited and everchanging describes what? Wants

Give an example of capital.

Give an example of capital. Machinery, tools, warehouse, factory

Benefits offered to encourage people to act in certain ways are

Benefits offered to encourage people to act in certain ways are Incentives

The value of what you give up by choosing one alternative over another is called..

The value of what you give up by choosing one alternative over another is called.. Opportunity cost

PPC stands for.

PPC stands for. Production possibilities curve

What 2 things are fixed with regard to the assumptions we make about a PPC?

What 2 thing are fixed with regard to the assumptions we make about a PPC? Resources and technology

What economy involves making economic choices based on customs handed down from previous generations?

What economy involves making economic choices based on customs? Traditional

What economic system involved government making most of the economic decisions? (One of the big three)

What economic system involves government making most of the economic decisions? (One of the big three) Command

The economy attempts to provide for everyone is a characteristic of what type of economy?

The economy attempts to provide for everyone is a characteristic of what type of economy? Command (or traditional)

The process of changing from private to government ownership is called

The process of changing from private to government ownership is called Nationalization

What did Milton Friedman believe the role of the government should be in the economy?

What did Milton Friedman believe the role of the government should be in the economy? Control the money supply and leave everything else alone

In the circular flow model, what are the two markets in which households and businesses meet?

Product market and factor market

An externality is a side effect of a transaction that affects whom?

An externality is a side effect of a transaction that affects whom? Someone other than the buyer or seller

A person who does not pay for a service but benefits from it is called.

A person who does not pay for a service but benefits from it is called. Free rider

What are public goods funded by?

What are public goods funded by? Taxes

Give an example of a positive externality.

Give an example of a positive externality. Inoculations, education, my neighbor taking care of his yard, a field next to a honey farm

Give an example of a negative externality.

Give an example of a negative externality. Pollution, secondhand smoke, littering

What is the producer s goal in the marketplace?

What is the producer s goal in the marketplace? Maximize profit

Government paying a healthcare facility so that they can provide vaccines for free is an example of what?

Government paying a healthcare facility so that they can provide vaccines for free is an example of what? Subsidy

What law gives the PPC its bowedout shape?

What law gives the PPC its bowedout shape? Law of increasing opportunity costs

How are negative externalities discouraged?

How are negative externalities discouraged? taxes

How are positive externalities encouraged?

How are positive externalities encouraged? subsidies

Question 1 What 3 economic questions need to be answered?

Answer 1 What to produce How to produce it For whom should it be produced

Question 2 What is the basic economic problem?

Scarcity Answer 2

Question 9 What is TANSTAAFL?

Answer 9 There s no such thing as a free lunch. Every choice involves giving something else up.

Question 12 Note the PPC on the board. Name the point at which the economy is producing all guns and no butter. Is this level of production efficient?

Point D Answer 12 Yes, this point is efficient

Question 13 Suppose the population of the country s dairy cows increases. How would the PPC shift?

Pink Answer 13

Question 14 At which point is this economy not fully using all of its resources?

C Answer 14

Question 15 A population increase due to better medical care occurs. How will the PPC shift?

Blue Answer 15

Name all of the efficient points on the PPC.

D, B, F, E

Question 16 We should have nationalized healthcare in this country. Is this a positive or normative statement?

Normative Answer 16

Question 22 What does the phrase laissez-faire mean?

Answer 22 Hands off, leave things alone

Question 24 What is consumer sovereignty?

Answer 24 The consumer reigns supreme, the consumer has the ultimate power in a market economy.

Question 27 Changing from public ownership to private ownership is called.

Privatization Answer 27

Question 36 Payments made to a group of people by collecting from society in general is called.. Hint: social security, unemployment are examples

Answer 36 Public transfer payments

What is the opportunity cost of producing the first unit of cheese? Cheese Milk 0 20 1 18 2 14 3 9 4 3

What is the opportunity cost of producing the first unit of cheese? 2 units of milk Cheese Milk 0 20 1 18 2 14 3 9 4 3

What is the opportunity cost of producing the 3rd unit of cheese? Cheese Milk 0 20 1 18 2 14 3 9 4 3

What is the opportunity cost of producing the 3rd unit of cheese? 5 units of milk Cheese Milk 0 20 1 18 2 14 3 9 4 3

What type of opportunity cost does this PPC illustrate? Cheese Milk 0 20 1 18 2 14 3 9 4 3

What type of opportunity cost does this PPC illustrate? Increasing Opportunity Costs Cheese Milk 0 20 1 18 2 14 3 9 4 3