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CSET Economics
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cset
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Instructions:
Answer 30 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Is a measurement of assets on hand at a given point in time.
All civilized societies
Production
The degree of gov. control
Wealth
2. Is the monetary return or other material benefits from currently produced goods & services.
The Role of Government in the US Economy
Two - thirds
Political institutions
Economy
3. Of the world's population is economically deprived.
Two - thirds
Restricted growth is the result of a combination of many factors.
Capitalism
The various types of taxes include
4. A competitive - free - market - free - price system is necessary for capitalism to function efficiently.
Political institutions
Industrialization
Capitalism
Economy
5. How to allocate resources among competing & alternative uses. How to distribute goods & services among the population. How to provide economic stability & security. How to provide continued economic growth.
The major economic impact
There are 4 basic universals of economics that are present in all types of economic organizations
The major types of gov. activities
Wealth
6. Provide a method to analyze the goods & services in a society.
Political institutions
Wealth
The institution of the family
The degree of gov. control
7. Since ther are not enough resources to satisfy all wants - there is a conflict between unlimited wants & limited resources. Societal choice: what to produce - how to produce - & for whom to produce.
Two - thirds
Capitalism
The basis of economics is that society must make choices
The US economy
8. Areas of the world have shown limited economic growth.
Educational & religious institutions
Production
Wealth
The underdeveloped
9. Has to do with its ability to command goods & services. Measuring changes in the value of the dollar is a key economic concept.
Wealth
The purchasing power of the dollar
Private ownership
The degree of gov. control
10. Of government activity comes from its spending - taxing - and public debt policies.
The major economic impact
Two - thirds
The basis of economics is that society must make choices
All civilized societies
11. Commitments & military expenditures have had lasting effects on the role of government in the economy.
Industrialization
All civilized societies
Foreign policy
Measuring economic variables
12. Provides a means of analyzing the economy.
Measuring economic variables
Benefits Received
All civilized societies
Two - thirds
13. People have simply demanded more of government.
Political institutions
Ability to Pay and Benefits Received
In our modern society -
Private ownership
14. Has created problems in providing essential public services such as police and fire protection and sewage disposal.
Benefits Received
Ability to Pay
Urbanization
The major economic impact
15. Organized to fulfill basic social needs
All civilized societies
Benefits Received
The major types of gov. activities
The major economic impact
16. Fulfills primary & basic needs.
All civilized societies
Economy
The institution of the family
Foreign policy
17. And influence in our economy has steadily grown throughout history.
In our modern society -
Industrialization
Production
The degree of gov. control
18. Based on concepts of modern capitalism.
The major types of gov. activities
The underdeveloped
The US economy
Private ownership
19. Is a theory that bases taxation in accordance with income and wealth position.
All civilized societies
In our modern society -
Ability to Pay
The major economic impact
20. Are the cornerstone of the US tax system.
Ability to Pay and Benefits Received
Restricted growth is the result of a combination of many factors.
The US economy
The purchasing power of the dollar
21. Has created problems in labor - management relations that government seems to be able to handle best.
Ability to Pay
The institution of the family
Wealth
Industrialization
22. ...see following cards.
Measuring economic variables
Two - thirds
The institution of the family
The Role of Government in the US Economy
23. Consumption: characterized by freedom of consumer choice. Production: characterized by freedom of enterprise. Financial: composed of all banking & financial institutions. Government: performs task of stabilizing the economy through monetary & fiscal
Modern capitalism can be divided into basic sectors.
Measuring economic variables
The purchasing power of the dollar
Two - thirds
24. Direct - indirect - proportional - progressive - and regressive. Federal personal & corporate taxes are progressive. Most state and local taxes are proportional. Nearly all excise - sales - and property taxes are regressive.
The purchasing power of the dollar
Benefits Received
The institution of the family
The various types of taxes include
25. Of property is fundamental to a capitalistic society.
Private ownership
Political institutions
The Role of Government in the US Economy
Modern capitalism can be divided into basic sectors.
26. The quality of land - labor - & capital are key factors that determine economic growth. Less - developed countries usually have high population densities. Low incomes retard economies by restricting the opportunity to consume goods.
Urbanization
In our modern society -
Foreign policy
Restricted growth is the result of a combination of many factors.
27. In the economy include direct controls over the economy - ownership of production (for example - Hoover Dam) - and welfare expenditures.
Urbanization
The major types of gov. activities
Measuring economic variables
Ability to Pay and Benefits Received
28. Transmit the ideals & values of society.
The major types of gov. activities
The major economic impact
Educational & religious institutions
Ability to Pay
29. Is a theory that bases taxation in accordance with the benefits received by the taxpayer; hunting & fishing fees are examples.
Benefits Received
Ability to Pay and Benefits Received
The purchasing power of the dollar
Political institutions
30. Is a source wealth & income & involves the inflow & outflow of goods and services. The economic growth of the US is measured by the Gross National Product (GNP) - which is the value of all goods & services produced in a particular year.
Production
Political institutions
Economy
In our modern society -