Economic Principles | Production Possibilities Curve | Economic Systems | Money and Banking | Potpourri |
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What is the fact that limited amounts of goods and services are available to meet unlimited wants
Scarcity
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What is how many products are compared on a PPC graph
two
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What is the most common type of economy in the world
Mixed market
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What is the cost of using someone else's money.
Interest
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Who wrote the Communist Manifesto and Das Kapital
Karl Marx
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What is there is no such thing __________________
as a free lunch.
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What is a point inside of the PPC graph
Underutilization or inefficiency
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What is a economy that is based on small family units and don't change much from generation to generation.
Traditional
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What is how does a bank make most of its profit
Interest on loans
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What is the father of modern economics and wrote The Wealth of Nations
Adam Smith
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What is the four factors of production
Land, Labor, Capital, and Entrepreneurship.
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What is a point outside of the PPC graph
Production impossibility
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What is a economy where the government makes all decisions.
Command
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What is the purpose of the FDIC
Insure customers money in case of a bank failure
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What is the difference in savings and investing
Savings should always go first and is mainly for emergencies but investing takes place after you have 3-6 months savings built up.
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What is the most desirable alternative given up as the result of a decision
Opportunity cost
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What is a point on the PPC graph
an economy running efficiently
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What is an economy that encourages growth and innovation.
Market economy
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What is people use mortgages to buy
Real estate
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What is more authoritarian in nature
Communism or Socialism
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What is the two types of Capital
Physical and human
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What are the two products that often are used to represent government decisions
Guns and butter
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What is the economy of the US.
Mixed Market
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What is the difference between simple and compound interest.
Simple is only paid on principal and Compound is paid on principal and accumulated interest.
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What is a credit union
Similar to commercial banks but is non-profit and owned by its members. Specialize in making mortgages.
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