Introductory Info
The Allocation of Resources
Goods
Externalities
The Government
100

The Free Enterprise System is also commonly called what?

Capitalism

100

Define Profit

The money that’s left over after the costs of producing a good or service have been subtracted from the revenue gained by selling the good or service.

100

What form of market failure decreases a private business desire to produce public goods?

Free Rider Problem

100

Providing free vaccinations helps to reduce healthcare costs for society by creating this.

Herd Immunity

100

What is a "general statement," issued by an executive agency, that has the force and effect of law?

Regulation

200

What's the best example of a Free Enterprise System?

America

200

How do consumers vote?

With their wallets

200

What is the relationship between merit goods and public goods?

All public goods are merit goods

200

The melting of polar ice caps due to global warming is an example of this type of externality.

Negative Externality
200

What is the name for the action of spending money?

Expenditure 

300

Why is the Free Enterprise called a Free Enterprise?

This form of economic system anyone is free to start a business or enterprise.

300

A Free enterprise system with some level of government involvement can be called what?

Modified Free Enterprise

300

Pure Public Goods have two characteristics to them, what are they?

  1. They are non-excludable

2. They are non-rivalrous 

300

Regulations impact externalities in what way?

They limit negative externalities

300

What is a payment by the government to consumers or producers which makes the cost received by producers greater than the market price charged to consumers?

Subsidy

400

What do we called a country that is transitioning into a free enterprise system from a more command market?

Emerging Markets

400

How do producers determine price?

They try to finding the highest price to sell good/services that consumers are willing to pay for the good.

400

Fireworks are an example of a market failure. Explain why.

It's a free rider problem. People are benefiting off a public good without having to bare the cost

400

In the video about Nestle, which state was being impacted?

Michigan 

400

A payment made by the government from the taxpayers to recipients who do not provide anything in return is also called a....

Public transfer payment

500

There were 3 Keys to the Free Enterprise System. What are they?

1. Free Exchange

2. Legal Equality

3. Free Contract

500
Draw a Circular Flow with the Government being involved (best depiction wins the points).

Winner

500

There were 3 ways in which market failure can happen to merit goods. Name 2 out of the 3 we talked about.

1. Information failure of a merit good- Lack of perfect knowledge of the benefits of the merit good

2. Private benefits are not known at the time of consumption

3. The lack of an immediate benefit of a merit good. Time lag of merit goods

500

This term describes an externality that affects someone neither directly involved in the action nor directly impacted.

Third Party

500

What is the US poverty level? Closest gets the points 

11.1%