Introduction to Business Test
Necessary Wants such as food, shelter, and clothing
Extraneous wants that include basketballs, softballs, football, or dance shoes
Luxury Items
True
False
Task that people or machines perform
Product offered by individual businesses
Business ideas provided by entrepreneurs
True
False
Mixed Economy
Socialism
Free Enterprise
Marxism
The amount of money by which total cost exceeds total revenue
The amount of credit by which total revenue exceeds total revenue
The amount of ethical dilemmas present in a company's integrity
True
False
True
False
Studying late for a test, your opportunity cost is a good night's sleep
Studying for a test and getting the answers correct on the test
Moving to Denver for a new job
Wants
Satisfaction
Creation
Economics
Accounting service
Trash collection
IBM computers
Hair Styling
Land
Labor
Capital
Economic Decisions
Command
Market
Free Enterprise
Roadways such as I-70
Businesses
Homes
Bowling Alleys
Causes a person to act in a positive or intended manner
Emotion related to doing something for a price
Performing a service for pay
Lower Prices, Better Quality, and Efficiency
Efficiency, Cost Production, and Service Oriented Practices
Lower Prices, Economic Output, and separate markets
Decisions made by firms in that market
Decisions made by consumers
Decisions made by the government
Few
Many
One
Many
Few
One
To make businesses more money
To make additional financial compensation for government
To make people better-off through the use of choices
Choices due to scarcity
Scarcity
Opportunity Cost
Business
A person's first choice
A person's most valued opportunity
A service business first sale of the year
Choosing Chipotle instead of Qdoba
Going to the Mall
Riding the Bus
The different options from which you can choose
The different choices that are made
The different opportunity costs that are associated with making a choice
Alternatives have other choices only
Trade-offs require something to be given up to get something
Alternatives are inevitable
True
False
Sunk costs are unrecoverable
By asking for a refund
Exercising financial constraint prior to purchase
Expenditures made by the government
Widely shared by many people
A want held by governmental employees only
A want desired by a corporation
A want shared by a particular industry, such as fishing.
True
False
Students receiving free education via property taxes
People buying Apple products
Businesses providing individual services during the recession
Adam Smith
John Maynard Keynes
Alan Greenspan
Karl Marx
True
False
Private Property
Intangible Goods
Tangible Goods
Choice and Opportunity Cost
Where people are free to choose and be involved in voluntary trade
Where people are free to locate their own government within a country
Where people are free to remain apart from society
True
False
True
False
True
False
Dollar Bills
Brittish Sterling Pounds
Japanese Yen
All the above
A goofy teacher who loves business and bad jokes
Choose A
Seriously pick A
You didn't have to read all the answers, I told you to pick A
Oh yea you probably should have chosen A by now
Mr. A says pick A!!!!
Ok fine.....if you must you can Pick D but seriously A is the right answer.
Have a Wonderful Summer, come back and visit me next year.... Mr. Araujo