HSB Project 1 (2nd Semester)
What is the ratio of a pound of yellow squash @ $ .40 a pound and a pound of butternut squash @ $1.20 a pound?
1 to 3
The U.S. government is offering a decrease in taxes to citizens who install solar panels on their homes. Using economic terms, how would you describe this incentive?
Financial and positive
Which of the following is a negative economic incentive:
High taxes on cigarettes
Which of the following is an economic activity:
Purchasing a candy bar
Why are human resources limited?
Some people are unable to work.
Which of the following is an example of a change in culture affecting the production of a good or service:
The "green movement" leads to an increase in demand for recycled products.
Why are resources considered limited?
There are not enough available so that everyone can have as much of them as desired.
In some states, it is against the law to sell alcohol on Sundays. This law was created to honor the Christian religious belief that Sunday is a special day of rest. This is an example of culture impacting the __________ of goods.
distribution
When changes in a product's price cause corresponding changes in consumer demand, the product has
elastic demand
When customers buy the exact amount of goods that producers are selling at a specific price, the __________ price exists.
equilibrium
Which of the following might cause supply of a good to decrease:
government regulations
Which of the following is characteristic of a buyer's market:
low prices
The market's way of rationing limited resources, goods, and services to consumers in a market economy is through
prices
Which of the following does consumption rely on to provide goods and services:
producers
Which of the following is a business comparing when it analyzes the cost of buying wood desks versus the cost of buying metal desks:
relative price
Which of the following is an example of excess supply:
Price = $700, demand = 300, supply = 500
Which of the following factors affects consumers' decisions to buy goods or services:
buying power
The amount of a product that is produced is most directly affected by
consumer demand