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Introduction to Economics quiz #4
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Which statement best explains why there was a coin shortage during the COVID-19 pandemic?
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Which statement best explains why there was a coin shortage during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Reduced circulation and business closures led to a coin shortage.
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Which statement best explains why there was a coin shortage during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Reduced circulation and business closures led to a coin shortage.
Why does every society need to develop an economic system?
To allocate scarce resources efficiently.
What are advantages of organizing economic activity inside of a firm?
Firms can reduce transaction costs and coordinate production.
What represents a long-run adjustment?
Building a new factory is a long-run adjustment.
Which constraint does not allow someone to create an order for a nonexistent customer?
A database integrity constraint prevents this.
What is a step that economists do not take when studying the economy?
Ignoring data is not a step economists take.
What type of issue is economic prosperity?
Economic prosperity is a macroeconomic issue.
What is the definition of a tax?
A tax is a compulsory payment to the government.
What is generally the first step in market segmentation?
Identifying potential customer groups is the first step.
What is an example of a sunk cost?
Money spent on a non-refundable deposit is a sunk cost.
Which of these consumers is involved in an exchange for a service?
A person getting a haircut is exchanging for a service.
What is the most important source of risk from owning bonds?
Interest rate risk is the most important source.
Which term refers to a company deciding where to establish its operations?
This is called location selection.
Which of these is an example of a multiple products?
A bakery selling bread, cakes, and cookies.
How does the quantity of money demanded vary with the interest rate?
It varies inversely with the interest rate.
What are the two most important assumptions in all of economics?
Scarcity and rational behavior are key assumptions.
What two principles did Adam Smith believe essential to the survival of an economy?
Self-interest and competition.
How is the benefit-cost ratio defined?
The ratio of total benefits to total costs.
What is true of franchising?
Franchising allows businesses to expand using others' capital.
Which economic system involves little government regulation or interference?
A market economy involves little government interference.
Which is the broadest definition of a market?
A market is any place where buyers and sellers interact.
What is a correct statement about a mixed economy?
A mixed economy combines private enterprise with government regulation.
What will be a result of businesses expanding to serve global markets?
Businesses may increase sales and face more competition.
What is considered a barrier to entry into an industry?
High start-up costs are a barrier to entry.
What does investment spending refer to?
Investment spending refers to purchases of capital goods.
What applies to customers offering goods and services to each other on the internet?
This is called peer-to-peer commerce.
Which term indicates that firms should put social commitments into place?
Corporate social responsibility.
What is government revenue?
Government revenue is money collected from taxes and fees.
What is the best example of a business whose goal is to earn a profit?
A retail store selling products for profit.
What is an example of a market niche?
A bakery specializing in gluten-free products.
What is true of markets?
Markets facilitate exchange between buyers and sellers.
Which tax uses a regressive tax rate structure?
Sales taxes are regressive.
What are goods?
Goods are tangible items that satisfy wants or needs.
What do we mean by resources in economics?
Resources are inputs used to produce goods and services.
What observation did Adam Smith make famous in his book The Wealth of Nations?
The invisible hand guides self-interest to benefit society.
Which term is used for the customer segment in the introductory stage of the industry life cycle?
Early adopters.
What is the primary cause of diseconomies of scale?
Management inefficiencies cause diseconomies of scale.