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Unit 1 Review

THE RULES: Instructor/Host’s decisions are FINAL

Mrs. Yeomans and Mrs. Foster!! And now…here is the host of Jeopardy… Mrs. Yeomans and Mrs. Foster!!

Let’s Get Ready to play… Today’s Categories are:

Basic Economics

Resources

Social and Economic Goals

Economic Systems

Miscellaneous

Basic Economics Resources Social and Economic goals Economic Systems Miscellaneous $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 FJ $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 DD $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

Having to choose between two options is known as making a Answer…

The answer is trade-off! 100

. The most fundamental problem in economics is ____________, where unlimited wants exceed limited resources. Answer…

The answer is scarcity 200

A physical object that can be purchased is called a __________ and something you do for someone else is called a _______? Answer…

The answer is good, service 300

I can not do two things at once so I have to choose what to do I can not do two things at once so I have to choose what to do. The item I do NOT choose is known as this. Answer…

The answer is opportunity cost 400

Making the best use of productive resources is known as being what? Answer…

The answer is…efficient 500

What are the 3 questions every economic system asks when deciding how to use resources? Answer…

The answer is What to produce, How to produce, and for Whom to produce 100

Water, coal, and iron are examples of what type of resource? Answer…

The answer is natural or land resource. 200

Organizational abilities and risk taking are examples of what type of resource? Answer…

The answer is entrepreneurship. 300

Buildings, structures, and machinery used in the production process are known as this? Answer…

The answer is capital resources. 400

What does the X axis respresent and what does the Y-axis represent on the PPC? Answer…

The answer is X-axis (consumer goods “butter”) Y-axis (capital goods “guns”) 500

The economic goal concerned with making sure people are protected from unexpected risk? Answer…

The answer is economic security 100

The economic goal concerned with making sure people can make their own choices Answer…

The answer is economic freedom 200

The economic goal concerned with ensuring all people have access to the same opportunities and goods and services. Answer…

The answer is economic equity 300

Economic efficiency is stressed in what economic system? Answer…

The answer is market. 400

What does it mean to have an efficient economy? Answer…

The answer is…uses its resources to make the most goods and services 500

An economic system in which central planners answer the three basic economic questions

The answer is…. Command system 100

The type of economic system determined by customs. Answer…

The answer is traditional economic system. 200

Questions are answered by producers and consumers in the type of economic system that the U.S. has

The answer is market 300

A type of system that combines all elements of the pure economic models- the most common one you really see today Answer…

The answer is… mixed 400

What economic goals are stressed in a market system? Answer…

The answer is… Economic freedom, efficiency, security, and growth 500

What is the purpose of a production possibilities curve? Answer…

The answer is….show alternative ways for an economy to use its resources 100

When talking about a command economy, “central planners” is another way of saying _____________. Answer…

The answer is government 200

What is the difference between scarcity and shortage? Answer…

. The answer is.. Scarcity- permanent, limited resources to meet unlimited wants Shortage- temporary, occurs when a good or service is unavailable 300

Give an example of human capital Answer…

Answers could include… The knowledge a doctor learned in medical school The knowledge Ms. Yeomans and Mrs. Foster learned at UGA to be a teacher 400

On a production PPC, you may see underutilization of resources, what does this mean? (teachers draws this point in) Answer…

The answer is…. They are not producing as many goods as they could Also….what might cause this? 500

Daily Double How much do you want to wager? Daily Double

FINAL JEOPARDY

CATEGORY: How much do you want to wager? Proceed…

Proceed…

Proceed…

Thanks for PLAYING!