Lesson 7 Multiple Choice
Lesson 7 Terms
Lesson 8 Multiple Choice
Lesson 8 Terms
Lesson 8 and 9 Terms
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___ is the foundation of a Christian economic philosophy

Private ownership of property

100

Economic philosophy means  

theoretical thinking that affirms any economic system

100

In a ___, the role of the government is simply to protect life and private property

free market

100

The central argument is

that any government intervention in a free market is inherently counterproductive and sets a nation on a path toward socialism.

100

The Slippery Slope of Interventionism:

Initial government interventions inherently fail to achieve their intended aims, necessitating further and more extensive interventions. This cycle leads to increasing government control, gradually but inevitably pushing the entire economic system towards socialism.

200

In an atheistic system, the State determines the purposes man will have with any ____

land, labor or capital

200

Interventionism is  

where the government intervenes with the market and affects it in some way shape or form.

200

Because interventionism prevents ___, it's ultimately cannot achieve the aims its implementers desire.

economic calculation

200

New deal socialism

is where the government finally tries to solve our needs

200

Freedom vs. Coercion:

The fundamental choice facing society is between allowing individuals the freedom to plan their own lives and granting the state coercive power to plan lives for them.

300

In ___ economies, the government is not doing away with the market, but is trying to control some aspect of ti for specific reasons, normally its own benefit or the benefit of those controlling the government at that particular time.

interventionist

300

Stewardship logic

is the key to economics; it will be our north star that guides us through the second half of the course. 

300

Initial intervention in the market always fails to achieve the ultimate ends sought, so more ___ has to be applied

intervention

300

Limited Government Role:

The sole legitimate function of government in an economically free society is to protect life and secure private property rights.

300

Interest is

the price to use someone else's money

400

___ occurs over generations as more and more parts of the society are brought under national control or influence

Evolutionary socialism

400

What does everything come down to

how a particular system views and treats property, markets and law

400

As interventionism grows throughout a nation's economy, it slowly but inevitably pushes that nation toward ____

socialism

400

Government as a Consumer/Restrictor:

Governments do not create economic value; they can only restrict production, consume existing wealth, and redirect resources that were generated by the private sector.

400

The Boom bust cycle is  

where things go up in price and hole a ton of value and then people realise they cant pay that price and it crashes.

500

Pressure in the modern interventionist economies to move toward socialism doesn't just affect our poctet=books, it also affects our

ability to worship God

500

Four basic questions related to economic stewardship

1. What will be produced?

2. Who will produce it?

3. How will it be produced?

4. For whom will it be produced?

500

___ determines how a culture understands and engages the world, including the way it practices economics.

Education

500

The Economic Calculation Problem:

Central or government planners cannot accurately make rational economic decisions because they lack the necessary information provided by free-market price signals. Without private ownership and competitive pricing, efficient resource allocation is impossible.

500

What is the root cause of depressions and recessions

significant intervention by a central bank pursuing an inflationary monetary policy is the root cause

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