Economics may best be described as |
The social science concerned with the sufficient use of scarce resources to achieve the max satisfaction of wants. |
Macroeconomics can be best described as the |
study of economy as a whole |
A production possibilities curve shows |
max amount of 2 goods that can be produced assuming full use of resources. |
A point inside a production possibilities cure best illustrates |
Unemployment |
Opportunity cost is best defined as |
amount of one product that must be given up to produce 1 unit of another. |
The two general types of economics systems that exist today are |
market system, command system |
The demand curve shows relationship between |
price and quantity demanded |
The law of supply indicates that |
produce will offer more at high prices then the will at low prices. |
A market is in equilibrium |
amount producers want to sell = amount consumers want to buy |
2 major virtues of the market system are that it |
allocates resources efficiently, allow economic freedom |
which of the following is a fundamental characteristic of the market system? |
Property rights |
The major source of tax revenue for the Fed Government is |
personal income taxes |
the 3 most important sources of Fed tax revenue from descending importance. |
personal income tax, pay roll taxes, corporate income tax |
The largest category of Federal spending is for |
pension and income security |
A progressive tax is such that |
tax rates are higher the greater the income. |
The united states most important trading partner in terms of dollar volume is |
Canada |
a good should be produced in that nation where |
domestic opportunity cost is leased |
the primary benefits of international trade include |
more efficient use of resources higher living standards. |
Protective tariffs are |
excise taxes or duties placed on imported products |
Import quotas are |
max limits on the quantity of products imported to a nation. |
The primary economic advantage of the Europe Union to its members is that: |
reduction of trade barriers to achieve production economics |
the North American Free Trade Agreement |
free trade zone between Canada Mexico and the U.S. |
GDP excludes |
market value of unpaid work in the home |
Nominal GDP is : |
sum of all monetary transaction involving final goods involving final goods and services. |
real GDP refers to |
adjusted for changes in the price level |
A price index |
Comparison of price of market basket from fixed point of reference |
Economic growth can best be defined as an increase in |
real GDP or GDP per capita |
A recession is a period in which: |
real domestic output falls |
the natural rate of unemployment |
rate of unemployment when the economy is at potential output |
labor force includes |
employed worker and person a fiscal unemployed |
the type of unemployment associated with recessions is called |
cyclical unemployment |
Inflation is undesirable because it |
redistributes real income and wealth |
Fiscal policy is carried out mostly by |
the federal govt. |
an appropriate fiscal policy for a recession |
decrease in tax rate |
An appropriate fiscal policy for severe demand pull inflation is |
increase in tax rate |
the basic policy making body of the US system is the |
Board of governors |
3 main tools of monetary policy are |
open market operations, reserve ratio, discount rate |
Which of the following actions by the Fed would cause money supply to increase? |
purchases of govt bonds. |
Economics
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