- As a factor of production, how is a capital created?
ABy adding land to entrepeneurship
BBy adding human labor to land
CBy removing land from services
DBy using labor to create services
- If consumers start to believe they need a product, what is likely to happen?
Athe demand becomes less elastic
Bthe demand becomes more elastic
Cthe supply decreases
Dthe price decreases
- Which of the follwoing commodities is a good?
Aa swimming lesson
Ba desk
Chouse cleaning
Ddog walking
- If your company uses a nonprice competition strategy, what should you focus on?
Alowering prices
Bdifferentiation
Ccreating direct competitors
Dthe public sector.
- A market economy is regulated by the interactions betweeen which two things?
AGood and services
Bproducers and consumers
Cproduct-based and service-based businesses
Dpublic and private sectors.
- If the demand for a product decreases, what is likely to happen?
Athe supply is likely to increase
Bthe demand is likely to be inelastic
Cthe price is likely to increase
Dthe price is likely to decrease
- A producer is someone who ______
Amakes a commodity available for sale or exchange
Bbuys or trades in order to recieve a commodity
Cis in the market for a commodity
Drecieves a commodity from a business
- Which of the following is an indirect competitor for a company that makes chocolate chip cookies?
Aanother company that makes chocolate chip cookies
Ba company that makes potato chips
Ca company that makes baking pans
Da company that makes brownies
- What is likely to happen if the price of a product goes up?
Athe supply is likely to increase
Bthe supply is likely to decrease
Cthe demand is likely to cause scarcity
Dthe demand is likely to increase
- what does scarity force people to do?
Aproduce commodities
Bmake choices
Cconsume products
Dincrease inflation
- which f the following is a sign of a strong economy?
Aan increase in GDP
Ba shrinking economy
Can increase in unemployment
Da decrease in spending power
- in capitalism, what does competition do for consumers?
Ait limits the number of choices consumers have
Bit prevents consumers from being entrepreneurs
Cit lets consumers create monopolies
Dit keeps prices fair for consumers
- what is an increase in competition likely to do to the demand?
Aincrease the demand
Bdecrease the demand
Cmake the demand less elastic
Dmake the demand more elastic
- If a planned economy, prices of commodities are controlled by ____
Asupply and demand
Bproducers and consumers
Cthe government
Dprivate enterprises
ABy adding land to entrepeneurship
BBy adding human labor to land
CBy removing land from services
DBy using labor to create services
Athe demand becomes less elastic
Bthe demand becomes more elastic
Cthe supply decreases
Dthe price decreases
Aa swimming lesson
Ba desk
Chouse cleaning
Ddog walking
Alowering prices
Bdifferentiation
Ccreating direct competitors
Dthe public sector.
AGood and services
Bproducers and consumers
Cproduct-based and service-based businesses
Dpublic and private sectors.
Athe supply is likely to increase
Bthe demand is likely to be inelastic
Cthe price is likely to increase
Dthe price is likely to decrease
Amakes a commodity available for sale or exchange
Bbuys or trades in order to recieve a commodity
Cis in the market for a commodity
Drecieves a commodity from a business
Aanother company that makes chocolate chip cookies
Ba company that makes potato chips
Ca company that makes baking pans
Da company that makes brownies
Athe supply is likely to increase
Bthe supply is likely to decrease
Cthe demand is likely to cause scarcity
Dthe demand is likely to increase
Aproduce commodities
Bmake choices
Cconsume products
Dincrease inflation
Aan increase in GDP
Ba shrinking economy
Can increase in unemployment
Da decrease in spending power
Ait limits the number of choices consumers have
Bit prevents consumers from being entrepreneurs
Cit lets consumers create monopolies
Dit keeps prices fair for consumers
Aincrease the demand
Bdecrease the demand
Cmake the demand less elastic
Dmake the demand more elastic
Asupply and demand
Bproducers and consumers
Cthe government
Dprivate enterprises