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What are things from nature, such as metal
ores, that are used to make products?
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Natural Resources
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What are the tools, machinery, and
buildings used to make other products?
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Capital
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What is one way to measure the economy’s
size?
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GDP
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What market is where productive resources
are bought and sold.
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Factor Markets
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____ is a measure of the amount of output
produced by a given amount of inputs over
a period of time.
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Productivity
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What is it called when a job is broken down
into several, smaller tasks that are
performed by different workers?
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Division of Labor
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What is the struggle between buyers and
sellers to get the best products at the
lowest prices?
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Competition
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What is the act of buyers and sellers freely
engaging in market transactions.
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Voluntary Exchange
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What is the payment people receive when
they lend money or allow someone else to
use their money?
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Interest
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What income is the money that is left over
after paying for the necessities?
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Discretionary Income
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Resources needed to produce goods and
services are called ____.
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Factors of Production
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What is the physical and mental talents
that people contribute to the production of
goods and services?
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Labor
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If you start a new business, what are you
called?
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Entrepreneur
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What is the quality of life based on the
possession of necessities and luxuries?
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Standard of Living
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What market is the markets where
producers offer goods and services for
sale?
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Product
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What is it called when a business
concentrates on goods or services that it
can produce better than anyone?
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Specialization
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What refers to the role of the consumer as
ruler of the market?
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Consumer Sovereignty
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What describes the driving force that
encourages people and organizations to
improve their material well-being?
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Profit Motive
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What is the movement to educate buyers
and demand better products from
manufacturers?
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Consumerism
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What is the money left over after all the
taxes on it have been paid?
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Disposable Income
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What is the difference between expense
and income?
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Expense is money going out. Income is
money coming in.
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What are the two main responsibilities
consumers have?
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Problem Solving and Being Ethical
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What’s the difference between quality vs.
quantity as regard to the GDP?
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The quality of the product is not counted as
a factor in the GDP.
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Entrepreneurs must do two things to be
successful. What are they?
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Take risks and be innovative
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What is the main goal of owning a
business?
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Making as much money as you can.
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Money spent on going to elevation station
is regarded as?
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Discretionary income.
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What private group protects consumers
from businesses?
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Better Business Bureau
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What does laissez fair mean as regards of
government involvement in the economy?
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Not a lot of government involvement in the
economy.
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Why are secondhand sales not counted in
the GDP?
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They should not be counted twice to inflate
numbers.
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Which market sector is the only one the
United States sells products to as well as
buys products from?
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Foreign
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Which market sector purchase the largest
share of output?
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Consumer
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Why is ethical behavior important?
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So you are not trying to return
because it has been advertised
at a lower price. You should go
price that you have bought the
with.
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a used item
elsewhere
with the
original