Economic systems
Factors of productions
Economic indicators
Country Comparisons
General Economy Terms
100

What is a command economy?

In this type of economy, the government decides what will be produced and sold.

100

What is land?

This factor of production involves all natural resources used to create goods.

100

What is gross domestic product (GDP)?

This indicator measures the total value of goods and services a country produces.

100

What is the country that has the highest GDP per capita in the chart?

U.S.A

100

What is an economy?

This is the system in which people produce, buy, and sell things.

200

What is a free enterprise economy?

Privately owned businesses create goods in this type of economy.

200

What is labor?

The workforce’s size and education level represent this factor. 

200

What is GDP per capita?

The value of products produced per person in a country is called this.

200

What does the book says about literacy in Germany or the United States?

The country with the highest literacy rate in the chart.

200

What is the primary sector?*

The sector involving taking raw materials from the earth.

300

What is a traditional economy?

In this traditional system, people trade goods and services without money.

300

What is capital?

This factor refers to the wealth and infrastructure of a country.

300

What is life expectancy? 

This indicator measures the average lifespan of people in a country.

300

Which country listed has the lowest life expectancy? 

 Afghanistan

300

What is the tertiary sector?*

The sector that includes services such as banking and healthcare.

400

What is a mixed economy?

This economy combines free enterprise and command systems.

400

What is entrepreneurship?

The creativity and risk needed to develop new goods and services fall under this factor.

400

What is the name of the rate that measures people who can read and write?

Literacy rate measures this.

400

This country has a GDP of 193.3 billion and is highly developed.

Singapore

400

What is the secondary sector?*

The sector involving manufacturing products from raw materials.