2.1 The key Economic Questions
2.2 Free Markets
2.3 Centrally Planned Economics
2.4 Mixed Economics
2.5 Benefits of Free Enterprise
100

What are the three basic economic questions?

What goods and services should be produced?

How Should these goods and services be produced?

Who consumes these good and services?

100

Firms purchase factors of production from households.


Factor Market

100

What market system has a higher amount of Government involvement?

Command Economy

100

The doctrine that governments generally should not intervene in the marketplace.

Laissez-Faire

100

Drives individuals and businesses to make decisions that improve their material well-being.

Profit Motive

200

This is the income people receive in return for supplying factors of production, land, labor, and capital.

Factor Payments

200

The arena in which households buy the goods and services that firms produce.

Product market

200

Name two things Socialism and Communism have in common?

1. Even distribution of wealth.

2. Centralized control of the economy. 

200

Property owned by individuals or companies and not by the Government.

Private Property

200

This is the principle that everyone has the same legal rights.

Legal Equity

300

A set programs to protect people who face unfavorable economic conditions.

Safety Net

300

Who said this? ... "Give me that which I want, and you shall have this which you want."

Adam Smith

300

A government that limits individual freedom.

Authoritarian

300

What are books, songs, or movies example of?

Intellectual Property

300

Allows consumers and producers to decide what, when, and how they buy and sell. 

Voluntary Exchange

400

What we call the level of economic prosperity. 

Standard of living

400

Which book does this concept come from..."The buyer and seller consider only their own self-interest."

The Wealth of Nations

400

Which country has moved from a command economy to having my free market components?

China

400

When a Country moves from one side of the economic spectrum to another.

Economic Transitions

400

This is a private organization that tries to persuade public officials to act in ways that benefit its members.

Interest Group

500

Traditional Economies rely on what three things?

1. Habit 

2. Custom 

3. Ritual

500

What is it called when there is hope of reward to encourage a person to do an action?

Incentive

500

Which Economic System:

1. Requires revolutionary change.

2. Government is authoritarian.

3. State ownership of factors of production.

Communism

500

Which Country is the closest to a Free-Market system on the spectrum?

Singapore

500

When did the FDA(Food and Drug Administration) come out?

1906