Government in the economy
Consumers and Producers
Supply and Demand
Australia's economy
General Knowledge
100

What the government makes people pay them, that is put towards the federal budget

Taxes

100

A consumer is...

The final user of a good or service

100

Supply is...

The amount of a product or service being sold by a business

100

Australia's type of economy

Mixed economy

100

The country to the west of Spain

Portugal

200

One way the government intervenes in the economy

Taxes, tariffs, regulation of externalities, subsidies, price control

200

A producer is...

A person or group that create and/or supply goods and services

200

Demand is...

How much consumers want to buy/have a product or service
200

2 economies that have features in a mixed economy

Command and market

200

Amount of states in the United States

50 states

300

A feature of a mixed economy taken from a market economy

Businesses are privately owned

Supply and demand determine prices of goods and services

300

An effect on people outside of the consumer and producer in a transaction

Externalities

300

When consumers don't buy a product that much, demand is...

Lower

300

What ban is the Australian government going to implement soon to prevent negative externalities of mental health issues and addiction to young people online

Under-16 social media ban

300

When was the Magna Carta signed by King John III (day and year)

June 15, 1215

400

A feature of a mixed economy taken from a command economy

Government intervenes to keep things fair

Public services controlled by government

400

In the circular flow model, the household sector does what for the business sector?

Workers work for businesses

Consumers pay businesses for goods and services

400

What would happen to a product in low supply and high demand?

The price would be high because there isn't a high supply, of something, but a lot of people want it

400

What country has Australia implemented a tariff (tax on imported goods) on for all imported goods?

Russia

400

Which company was originally known as "Blue Ribbon Sports"?

Nike

500

What is a subsidy?

Financial assistance given by the government to help an individual or business.

500

What is it called when different markets, people, and businesses rely on each other?

Interdependence

500

How does new technology impact production costs and consumer preferences?

How detailed and effective the technology is impacts production costs. It impacts consumer preferences because consumers want the best and latest technology.

500

Why does the Australian government implement tariffs (taxes on imported goods) on specific countries?

So that local producers can sell more of their products, instead of people buying imported goods.

500

How many dots are on a pair of dice?

42

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