Unit 1 Test Flashcards

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Point inside the curve of opportunity cost curb represent what?

A

A production possibility but under efficient use of resources

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2
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Went outside the curve represent what?

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Not possible with the current resources or technology

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3
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New technology or resources that impact capital goods do what to the curve?

A

Move the whole curve outward

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4
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New technology resources that impact only consumer goods do what to the curb?

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It curves out but starts at the same place

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5
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What are the four assumptions of production possibilities?

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Two products, fixed resources, six technology, full efficiency

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6
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What are the four types of resources?

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Land, labor, capital, entrepreneurship

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7
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What is the utility?

A

Usefulness

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8
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What is marginal utility?

A

Additional uses

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9
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Marginal cost equals what?

A

Additional cost

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10
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Marginal benefit equals what?

A

Additional benefits

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11
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What are the five economic assumptions

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Resources are scarce, every choice has a trade off, people act out of self interest, people make comparisons to make choices, situations are explained in graphs

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12
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What is scarcity?

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A resource that is wanted but limited

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13
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What is macro economics?

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It’s the economy as a whole and example is government spending

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14
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What is Matt microeconomics?

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Smaller units of economics and example is an individual firm

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15
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What is the normative statement?

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In opinion

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16
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What is a positive statement?

A

A fact (can be untrue)

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17
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What is allocative efficiency?

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The producer produces products desired by society

18
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What is productive efficiency?

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The producer produces products in the least costly way

19
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What is land?

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Natural resources

20
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What is labor?

A

People/the workforce

21
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What is capital?

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Tools, equipment, factories/things that are used in production

22
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What is entrepreneurship?

A

Bringing new products to the market

23
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What are capital goods?

A

They are used to make consumer goods/not available to the public

24
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What are consumer goods?

A

Things every day people can buy

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What are the three economic questions?
What should be produced? How it should be produced? And who it should be produced for?
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What is the command economy?
It has government own resources, central planning, quotas, no incentives, and very inefficient
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Is a market economy?
Privately owned resources, spontaneous order, public goods and externalities, and runs on free-market principles
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What is a one word definition of economics?
Scarcity
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Is there a solution for scarcity?
No
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What is opportunity cost?
What you're giving up to do something else
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How do societies and governments deal with scarcity?
They asked for three economic questions and create an economic system
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What are the pillars of free enterprise?
Private property, market competition, pricing system, profit motive
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Who gets what in a free market is determined by?
The price and who is well willing to pay that price
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What is a comparative advantage?
Who is at the least to produce something
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What is an absolute advantage?
Who can make the most of the product
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If the benefits outweigh the cost of something what should a person do?
Go for it
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Doing everything for yourself Violates what law?
Comparative advantage
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Input
Other goes under
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Output
Other goes over
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Any point on the line of the opportunity cost curve represents what?
Full efficient use of resources