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Economics 201 Final Exam questions with answers Definition of Economics -Correct Answer-A social science concerned chiefly with description and analysis of the production and consumption of goods and services Definition of Scarcity -Correct Answer-Not abundant or plentiful 4 types of economi...

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Definition of Economics -Correct Answer-A social science concerned chiefly with description and analysis
of the production and consumption of goods and services



Definition of Scarcity -Correct Answer-Not abundant or plentiful



4 types of economic resources -Correct Answer-Land, Labor, Capital, Entrepreneurship



Definition of Opportunity Cost -Correct Answer-The value of what is sacrificed to get something else



Explicit cost -Correct Answer-a direct payment made to others in the course of running a business, such
as wage, rent and materials



Implicit Cost -Correct Answer-the opportunity cost that a business takes to run the business



Specialization -Correct Answer-When a business or person does one thing really well



exchange -Correct Answer-the trading of goods or services between two parties



Comparative advantage -Correct Answer-When a company produces a good in a better way than when
compared to other goods



Absolute advantage -Correct Answer-When a business produces a good at the lowest cost



What questions does an economy answer -Correct Answer-What to produce

How much to produce

for whom to produce

how will it deal with change

, how will progress be promoted



Traditional economy -Correct Answer-an economy based off culture or tradition



Market economy -Correct Answer-An economic system based on private property rights and self interest
in which individuals decide how,for whom and what to produce



Command economy -Correct Answer-an economic system based on individuals goodwill towards others
and in which society decides how, for whom, and what to produce



definition of a market -Correct Answer-A regular gathering of people for the purchase and sale of
provisions, livestock, and other commodities.



Law of Demand -Correct Answer-As Price goes up, Demand goes down



law of supply -Correct Answer-price and quantity behave in the same way (as p goes up, Qd goes up)



inferior good -Correct Answer-as your income goes up, you buy less of the good.



substitute -Correct Answer-a good that can be easily replaced by another (pens and pencils)



complement -Correct Answer-a good that goes together with another (peanut butter and jelly)



excise tax -Correct Answer-a tax placed on a specific good



definition of elasticity -Correct Answer-refers the degree to which individuals (consumers/producers)
change their demand/amount supplied in response to price or income changes.



elasticity = change in quantity / change in price

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