Poverty
Factors of production
Financial capital
Labour
Market Failure
100

What is absolute poverty? Name 2 out of 4 basic needs...

not having enough resources to meet basic physical needs such as food, water, shelter and clothing.

100

What is land as a factor of production?

natural resources used in production, such as soil, forests, minerals, rivers and physical space.

(everything that is on the sufrace, below the surface and soil...)

100

What are the forms of raising capital in the company (you need to list min 2 forms)

Loan, shares, bonds

100

Name one cause of gender pay gap...

- part time work of women

- career choices influenced by family responsibilities

- More women in low-paying sectors

- Fewer and lower-paid female managers

100

Give example of a public good...

public lightning, public beaches, roads, flood barriers, national defense

200

How to compare poverty across countries?

poverty line

200

Why is land considered fixed in supply?

Because the total amount of land cannot easily be increased.

200

The financial tool that enables you to own a part of the company is called?

a share

200

Who are suppliers of labour?

People

200

What are the features of a public good in terms of excludability and rivalry?

Non-rival, non-excludable

300

Name one example of a safety net of Slovak republic offered to mothers.

parental leave, maternity leave, child allowance,  

300

What is the price for land called in Economics?

price for RENT, Interest rate

300

A place where stockbrokers and traders can buy and sell securities, such as shares of stock, bonds and other financial instruments is called?

Stock exchange

300

What is the difference between salary and wage?

Salaries = fixed amount of money that is paid to an employee regardless of the number of hours worked each week, 

wages typically paid for the number of hours worked in a given week.

300

When individuals take on more risks because they do not bear the full consequences of their actions....we call it

Moral hazard

400

The severe material and social deprivation rate is defined as the share of the population unable to afford 7 or more of these 13 items. Name 5 of them.

  • face unexpected expenses
  • to afford one week annual holiday 
  • being confronted with payment arrears 
  • to afford a meal with meat, chicken, fish or veg. equivalent every 2.day
  • to keep home adequately warm
  • access to a car/van 
  • Replacing worn-out furniture
  • Having internet connection
  • Replacing worn-out clothes 
  • Having two pairs of properly fitting shoes 
  • Spending a small amount of money each week on him/herself
  • Having regular leisure activities
  • Getting together with friends/family for a drink/meal at least once a month

 

400

If we want to invest into land - what should be taken into consideration ( recall the formula) - (1 variable is enough)

price for RENT, Interest rate

400

no right to participate in the company's profits but a right to payment of the fixed interest over time is secured by the financial instrument called...

Debentures

400

What three things need to be present when we talk about employment discrimination?

different salaries between employees who hold 

similar job, 

similar educational attainment, and 

similar expertise

400

when one party in a transaction has better information than the other, leading to bad outcomes....it is called

Adverse selection

500

What is AROPE? What 3 subtypes does it contain?

At risk of poverty or social exclusion

-“at risk of poverty” 

- severe material deprivation 

- very low work intensity

500

What does acronym NIMBY stands for?

 (an acronym for "Not In My Back Yard") is a pejorative term used to describe residents who oppose new real estate developments or infrastructure projects in their local area

500

Who has prior claim on company assets? Who is paid first? Share holders or Debenture holders?

Debenture holders

500

When a factory is the only employer of certain types of labour in that district we call it

monopsony

500

What do we call the BAD used cars on the market?

Lemons