Intro Flashcards

1
Q

An economy is a system designed for what?

A

For the production, distribution, and consumption of necessary and desired goods and services

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2
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The trading of wealth for goods or services defines what?

A

Economic Activity

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3
Q

Name the three commonly known terms in modern real estate with links to feudal economies

A

Agency, Fee ownership, and the bundle of legal rights

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4
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Who is considered the founder of modern capitalism?

A

Adam Smith

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5
Q

Productivity is the measurement of what?

A

Economic Efficiency

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6
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Modern economic systems lie on a spectrum between what to types of economies?

A

Pure Capitalism and Pure Socialism

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7
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What four components do we examine to profile our U.S. Economy?

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1.) Production 2.) Consumption, 3.) Employment 4.) Income – either national (national product) or personal income – purchasing power.

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8
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The fastest growing sector of the US economy is what?

A

Service providing

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9
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Economic equality is the goal for while type of economic system?

A

Socialism

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10
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Who was in favor or free and open, unregulated market economies?

A

Adam Smith, Wealth of Nations

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What is a command economy and what type of economic system does it reside within?

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Socialist. When the economy responds to commands from the government (i.e. government sets prices, not the competitive market)

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12
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Describe pure socialism

A

Motivated by common interest and economic equality, socialism focuses on public collective ownership, whereby ownership, management, and control of the means of production and distribution of goods and services are controlled by the community.

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13
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Who felt workers were being exploited? That the value the workers added was not compensated for and was profited off of.

A

Karl Marx

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14
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Who argued that revolution was inevitable?

A

Karl Marx

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15
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Adam Smith argued that the wealth of a nation should be measured by what?

A

A nation’s annual production

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16
Q

What does Laizze Faire stand for?

A

Hands off

17
Q

Who argued that the government needs to offer stimulus plans and incentives in order to create full employment (i.e. raising and lowering interest rates)?

A

Keye, John Meynerd

18
Q

Other than tools and techniques, what makes an economic system function?

A

Social arrangements(cooperation, agreed upon rules and social structure) and human effort.