Introducing Economy
Economic Systems
True or False
Entrepreneurship in the U.S.
Business & Daily Life
100

What is an economy?

A system of consumers, businesses, and governments that produce, consume, and distribute goods and services.

100

What are the three basic economic questions?

What to produce, how to produce, and for whom to produce.

100

True or False: In a traditional economy, people often have the same jobs as their ancestors.

True

100

What is an entrepreneur?

Someone who creates and develops a new business, taking financial risks to make profit or impact.

100

Why do people compare prices when shopping?

To save money and find better deals.

200

What are the main parts of an economy?

Production, consumption, and distribution.

200

What defines a traditional economy?

Customs and traditions guide production and jobs.

200

True or False: In a command economy, private businesses decide prices.

False — the government decides prices.

200

What skill helps entrepreneurs find market gaps?

Opportunity recognition.

200

What kind of product or service might an entrepreneur create?

Any product that solves a problem or meets a need.

300

What is the main purpose of an economy?

To meet people’s growing needs as life conditions change.

300

In a command economy, who controls production and prices?

The government.

300

True or False: In a market economy, competition and innovation are encouraged.

True

300

What does “innovation” mean for entrepreneurs?

Creating new products, services, or ways of doing business.

300

What does the term “distribution” mean?

Getting goods or services to consumers.

400

What can an economy include besides a nation?

A region, an industry, or even a family.

400

What type of economy is based on supply and demand?

Market economy.

400

True or False: The U.S. has a command economy.

False — it mostly has a market economy.

400

What does “risk-taking” mean in business?

Taking chances or financial risks to start a business.

400

What’s one strategy for saving money on groceries?

Comparing prices or avoiding unnecessary items.

500

Why is the economy essential for society?

It organizes how resources are used and how needs are met.

500

What is a mixed economy?

A combination of private freedom and government involvement.

500

True or False: A mixed economy combines features of different economic systems.

True

500

How do entrepreneurs contribute to the economy?

By driving innovation, growth, and job creation.

500

How do entrepreneurs help society beyond making money?

They create solutions and positive social impacts.

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