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Econornics : Work and. Prosperity

MULTIPLE CHOICE: Choose the word or phrase that will best complete the statement or answerthe question. F2 points each)

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1. The two primary responsibilities of any government should be to punish evil

and ?

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a. keepthepeace b. discourage crime

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d.

laws

reward good

a free market society, most economic choices are made by _?_. a. private businesses re. the private seetor

b.

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c. make responsible

government offieials

d. the public sector

?

believed that government should pump money into an economy during recessions by funding massive public works projects. a. David Ricardo c. John Maynard Keynes b. IGrl Marx d. Adam Smith

4. The expansion

of the American bureaucracy during the 20th century is

primarily the result of ? a. population growth b. militar5r activity

c. d.

a strong economy increased govemmental activity

5. That part of the business cycle at which a receding lowest point is called what? a. arecessron b. a trough

expanglon enlargement

its

c. the base period d. a trench

6. The conect name for the boom part of the business

a. b.

economy reaches

cycle is

a(n) ?

c. extension d.

recession

?. Economists often compare past and present prices to those of-?-.

a. business b. GNP

cycles

ro. equilibrium d. a base period

8. When a government dumps massive emounts of created money into a nation's money supply, the likely result will be ?

a. dellation b. inflation

c. d.

debasement stagnation

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9. In his attempt to lift the American

eeonomy out of its slump, policies based upon supply-side economics. implemented c. Ronald Reagan a" Franlrlin Roosevelt

b.

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Lyndon Johnson

President

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d. Jimmy Carter

tO. IGrl Malx outlined the steps he felt were needed to establish Communism in his oamohlet ? c. Tlrc Carnrnunist Manifesto a. Dos Kapital d- Thp Cornrnunist Leagrc b. Humanist Manifesto

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f f . Welfare capitolisn economic system

ardmanryed capitali.sm are different terms for the

of

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soeialism

c.

b.

nationalism

d.

Communism free enterprise capitalism

k:.:.. The Canadian health care system is an saample of c.

a. socialism b. nationalism

d.

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Communism free enterprise capitalism

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is an established system of political administration by which a nation, state, society, or organization is ruled.

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lb. A(n) ?

is t}rat phase of the business cycle that directly follows a boom.

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A(n)

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is a recession that is unusually severe and longlasting.

1?. When state planne.rs in a command economy underestimate or overestimate the demand for various g@&, shortages and ? usually result.

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basedupon collective ownership and control of many or most national resources

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advocatns reducing taxes to make more money available for private

investment in capital and research

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tnnds to change before the rest of the economy

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caused by rising production costs that result in businesses pushing up prices

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caused when the demand becomes

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subject of government's role in an economy is part of the field of rnicreconornies, the study of national and international economies and how they are affected by large-scale choices and public policies.

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priuafe sector is the larger of the

two sectors.

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of the Great Depression, Americans accepted increased governmental control of the economy under the leadership of Franklin Roosevelt and his Great

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31. l{he opportunlty costs of obtaining goods are normally much higher in a country with a command economy than in one with a free enterPrise economy.

LcoSS Dox<sri P'od'gt. Gross national prd,uct is the value of atl finished goods and senrices produced within a country during a year's time-

35. Stagletinnisthe

economic condition in which high inflation

is combined with high unemployment, resulting in or no inc:rease in ProductivitY.

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34. Ttre promotion of one's own count4r and government

regardless of moral considerations is a philosophy known as nationalisrn.

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