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• What are the 4 factors of production?

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• (C.E.L.L.)– Capital – Entrepreneurship – Land – Labor

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• What are the two types of capital?

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• Capital Goods (man-made)• Human Capital (the know-how)

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• How do Economists define “Land”?

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• Not just Real Estate but also natural resources

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• The following could be factors of production:– Capital resources– Human resources – Natural resources

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• True

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• This term refers to a product’s usefulness.

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• Utility

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• What is a mixed economy?

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• A combination of a market and command economy.

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• The American economy is a.

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• Mixed Economy

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• There are a few true market economies in the world.

• True of False

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• False

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• Match the following economist with the type of economies they created

• Karl Marx Market • John Keynes Mixed• Adam Smith Command

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• Karl Marx- Command• John Keynes- Mixed• Adam Smith- Market

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• The “invisible hand” refer to:

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• The fact that individuals, pursuing their own self-interest, achieve the best good for all when operating in the market economy.

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• The heart of the economic problem is to:

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• Allocate limited resources among unlimited uses.

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• What must be given up to gain a unit of a good is that good’s

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• Opportunity cost

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• The circular flow model represents

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• The resource and product markets

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• The goal of economic stability has two concerns:

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• Full employment and stable prices

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• What would help a company improve efficiency?

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• Introduce division of labor • Specialization • Advances in technology

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• Economists use the term allocation to refer to

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• Deciding who gets good and services

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• Economics is primarily concerned with

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• The allocation of scarce resources

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• Economics is the study of the relationship between

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• People’s unlimited wants and their scare resources

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• Economic efficiency is making the best use of

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• Scarce resources

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• What is specialization?

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• individualized focus on one task

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• What can cause an outward shift on the PPF?

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• Increase in resources or an advancement in technology

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• What is illustrated by the PPC

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• All combinations of two goods that can be produced given current resources

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What does point x and y mean?

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• Point X= inefficiency

• Point Y= unattainable/ impossible

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Question 5 - 40As the economy moves from point D to E:

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It gives up 3 units of guns and gains 1 unit of butter

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• Why might an economy produce at a level of output beneath its PPF?

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• Resources or technology is not being used efficiently