Economics 1
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Economics 3
Economics 4
Economics 5
100

It is a short necessity, something we cannot live without. 

Need

100

It is a desire, a longing, an appetite for something, something we can live without. 

Want

100

Is anything used in the production and distribution of goods and services.

Capital Good

100

Are those things produced for direct use by consumers. 

Consumer goods

100

It is the usefulness of a good. 

Utility

200

It is the limited availability of a good. 

Scarcity

200

Goods are seen in the same way (utility) for all people. 

False

200

Are the general rules or principles guiding the production, distribution, and consumption of goods. 

Laws of Economics
200

How many principles of Economics are there?

Ten 10

200

They believe that saving in precious metals is the best way to increase a country's economy. 

Mercantilist

300

They believe that land and natural resources possess the wealth of a country. 

Physiocrats

300

It means that a nation's economy is best left to itself and should not be stifled by the government.

Laissez-Faire

300

Gold and Silver

Bullion 

300

Are the taxes applied by the government to imported goods. 

Taxes

300

He is the founder of modern economics. 

Adam Smith

400

It was Adam Smith's first book. 

The Theory of Moral Sentiments

400

Adam Smith was born in...

Great Britain, Scotland, Kirkcaldy. 

400

It is the separation of work into individualized tasks. 

Division of Labor

400

The best example of the Division of Labor is...

The Assembly Line (maquila)

400

People should work at what they do best.

Specialization 

500

Mention three natural resources of Sula

1, 2, 3

500

Mention three labor examples of Sula

1, 2,3 

500

Mention three examples of the Capital of BIC

1, 2,3 

500

It is the study of the consumption, distribution, and production of goods made by individuals. 

Economics

500

Give one exmaple of Entrepreneurship in Honduras

1. 

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