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Economic Systems
Cases and Readings
Exam 1 Exam 2
100

He argued that one’s own labor gave a right to private property.

Who is John Locke?

100

Rational self interest and market transactions create overall social benefit via this “spooky” principle.

What is the "invisible hand" of the market?

100

This economy is characterized by community ownership.

What is a "traditional" economy?

100

This technology improved the market efficiency of the Kerala fisherman.

What are mobile phones?

100

This ethical approach would find the garment industry in Bangladesh ethical because it is creating the greatest economic outcome for the overall society.

What is utility?

200

He described three eras of globalization.

Who is Thomas Friedman?

200

Countries should specialize in producing goods in areas where they have this kind of advantage, and then trade the surplus.

What is "comparative advantage"?

200

This economy has private ownership of land and companies.

What is a "market" economy?

200

This activity polluted the water and farmland of the indigenous people of the Niger delta.

What is oil drilling by Royal Dutch Shell?

200

This ethical approach would find the garment industry in Bangladesh unethical because it violates the basic human rights of individual workers with low wages and unsafe conditions.

What is rights?

300

He explained how one could make profits from customers who make less than $2 day.

Who is CK Prahalad?

300

The category made up of 4 billion people who make less than $2 a day.

What is the Bottom of the Pyramid (the "BOP")?

300

This economy sets prices by the power of a central authority.

What is a "command" economy?

300

This major western retailer did not know that the Tazreen factory had been given its garment order by the Tuba Group.

Who is Walmart?

300

This ethical approach would seek a fair balance between the benefits of oil drilling to Shell with the burdens the oil pollution is placing on the Ogoni people.

What is justice and fairness?

400

He explained how division of labor and specialization could increase overall productivity.

Who is Adam Smith?

400

Technological connectivity means that the world is now this shape, according to Thomas Friedman.

What is "flat" (as in, "the world is flat")?

400

This economy looks to history and culture to assign jobs and tasks for adults, children, men and women.

What is a "traditional" economy?

400

This accounting practice books the present value of long-term contracts as revenue the day the deal is signed.

What is mark-to-market accounting?

400

Enron’s “rank and yank” performance evaluation process (PRC) could cause Enron employees to make decisions according to this one of the three levels of Kohlberg’s theory.

What is the pre-conventional level? (the stage would be stage 2 - "instrumental relativist" - "what's in it for me?")
500

He advocated for free trade between countries that each specialized in producing goods for which each country was the most productive.

Who is David Ricardo?

500

The imaginary place where new products must be developed within the constraints of the “4 As.”

What is the "innovation sandbox"?

500

This economy allows workers to freely choose the jobs at which they are most productive.

What is a "market" economy?
500

This individual “blew the whistle” on Enron by alerting Ken Lay and then others of the accounting fraud she discovered.

Who is Sherron Watkins?

500

Jedi, Chewco, and the LJM Partnerships were examples of what used by which executive of Enron.

What are "special purpose entities" (SPEs) used by Andy Fastow, the CFO of Enron?

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