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Quizizz Mid Term Review Econ Fund Name : Class : Date : 1. In economics rational decisions occur when a) a budget is used for spending and saving decisions c) marginal benefits equal or exceed marginal costs. b) command economies answer the three basic economic questions d) suppliers lower their prices to increase demand 2. Which would cause a production possibilities curve to shift to the left? a) A massive disease that wipes out half of the b) A discovery of new resources population c) A huge population boom in a country d) Giving up some of one good to produce another 3. A market economy typically allows producers to decide what they want to produce and how much. Consumers decide what they want to purchase and what they will pay for goods and services. This is MOST consistent with the economic goal of a) freedom b) equity. c) stability. d) growth 4. Which economic situation is characterized by unlimited wants exceeding limited resources? a) surplus b) scarcity c) shortage d) specialization 5. Opportunity cost is BEST described as the a) most expensive resource used in production b) monetary value of all alternatives foregone when a choice is made. c) sum of all production costs d) value of the best alternative foregone when a choice is made. https://quizizz.com/print/quiz/58474b770a6a78381cedfc35 1/5

6. Which statement is true about this production possibilities curve? a) Moving from point X to point Y incurs an opportunity cost of guns c) Moving from point X to point Y incurs an opportunity cost of butter b) This country does not have to give up any guns to produce more butter d) At point X, this country is producing more butter than guns 7. Competition and free enterprise are MOST common in which type of economic system? a) planned b) commuist c) traditional d) market 8. The factors of production are... a) human resources, natural resources, capital resources, and b) human resources, natural resources, capital resources, and time entrepreneurship c) land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship d) consumption, investment, government spending, and net exports https://quizizz.com/print/quiz/58474b770a6a78381cedfc35 2/5

9. Susan offers to trade her old ipod for Claudia's cell phone and Claudia accepts. Assuming both products work perfectly, we can conclude that a) Susan places the same value on cell phones as she does for ipods b) both people have gained because the exchange was voluntary and nonfraudulent c) Claudia is now happier than Susan d) neither party has gained because the exchange was fraudulent 10. Which of the following is NOT one of the three basic economic questions that must be answered in an economy? a) what to produce b) for whom to produce c) when to produce d) how to produce 11. A production possibilities curve shows a) the combination of goods that can be produced with b) choices a person makes between items a set of resources c) the technological changes d) all of society's resources that improve production 12. Julio decides to attend college after high school rather than getting a job. What is his opportunity cost of attending college? a) all the alternatives he b) his tuition and fees could have done in that time c) wages he could have earned at a job d) the education he gains in college https://quizizz.com/print/quiz/58474b770a6a78381cedfc35 3/5

13. The fundamental problem of economics is a) to achieve a more equitable distribution of money income in order to b) to establish an equitable system of personal and business taxation mitigate poverty c) to establish a democratic political framework for the provision of social goods d) the scarcity of factors of production relative to the unlimited wants of humans and services 14. The opportunity cost of moving from B to A is: a) 26 units of textbooks b) 7 units of computers c) 39 units of textbooks d) 4 units of computers 15. An assembly line can increase a factory s productivity because it allows workers to... a) diversify their skills b) focus on a specific task c) put in overtime hours on the job d) use a wide range of knowledge 16. With which term is a command economic system MOST closely associated? a) entrepreneurship b) absolute advantage c) perfect compettition d) government regulation https://quizizz.com/print/quiz/58474b770a6a78381cedfc35 4/5

17. The nation of Welton needs to build a new dam to control flooding near its largest city. If Welton is a pure market economy, then these new improvements will MOST likely be left up to a) the government b) the individuals who are willing to pay for the new dam* c) anyone who would benefit from the dam d) the owners of the property on which the dam would be built 18. When governments tax polluting companies and subsidize college education, they are serving the role of a) protecting property rights. b) resolving market failures c) redistributing income d) providing public goods 19. When a country s businesses invest heavily in new capital goods and new technology, which of the following is most likely to occur? a) supply and demand b) opportunity cost c) economic growth d) economic freedom 20. In a command economy, all people usually have access to public goods such as education and health care. Providing public goods and services is an example of how a command economy pursues the broad social and economic goal of a) freedom b) equity c) efficiency d) stability https://quizizz.com/print/quiz/58474b770a6a78381cedfc35 5/5