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Economic Test Jeopardy Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

$100 Market Structures Which is not a legal monopoly? Resource monopolies Government-created monopolies Competitive monopolies Natural monopolies

$100 Answer for Market Structures Resource monopolies Government-created monopolies Competitive monopolies Natural monopolies

$200 Market Structures Many producers supply similar but varied products

$200 Answer for Market Structures Monopolistic Competition

$300 Market Structures Few firms dominate the market and produce similar goods

$300 Answer for Market Structures Oligopoly

$400 Market Structures Many producers supply an identical product and no control over prices

$400 Answer for Market Structures Perfect Competition

$500 Market Structures Which of these is a public good? maids cell phones police banks

$500 Answer for Market Structures maids cell phones police banks

$100 Types of Businesses With which form of business is most closely associated with limited risk/liability?

$100 Answer for Types of Businesses Corporations

$200 Types of Businesses One owner, keeps all profits, makes all decisions

$200 Answer for Types of Businesses Sole Proprietorship

$300 Types of Businesses Two or more people, shared decision making, easy to start

$300 Answer for Types of Businesses Partnership

$400 Types of Businesses A person who takes a risk of starting a business or creates a product is called an …

$400 Answer for Types of Businesses Entrepreneur

$500 Types of Businesses Ownership in a corporation is called?

$500 Answer for Types of Businesses Shares of stock

$100 Unemployment The unemployment rate does NOT include which of the following:  person seeking their first job  person who have retired  person between jobs  person laid off during recessions

$100 Answer for Unemployment  person seeking their first job  person who have retired  person between jobs  person laid off during recessions

$200 Unemployment A type of unemployment that results from a period of decline in the business cycle

$200 Answer for Unemployment Cyclical

$300 Unemployment A type of unemployment that results when workers are seeking their first job

$300 Answer for Unemployment Frictional

$400 Unemployment A mismatch between job seekers and job openings. Job seekers may lack skills or education.

$400 Answer for Unemployment Structural

$500 Unemployment People who work at Busch Gardens lose their jobs in winter months.

$500 Answer for Unemployment Seasonal

$100 Measuring the Economy What is the CPI used to measure?

$100 Answer for Measuring the Economy Inflation

$200 Measuring the Economy The market value of all final goods and services produced within a country during a given period of time adjusted for inflation

$200 Answer for Measuring the Economy Real GDP Gross Domestic Product

$300 Measuring the Economy A rise in the price of goods and services (inflation) caused by an increase in overall demand

$300 Answer for Measuring the Economy Demand pull

$400 Measuring the Economy A nation’s real GDP divided by its population.

$400 Answer for Measuring the Economy Per Capita GDP

$500 Measuring the Economy A rise in price of goods and services caused by increases in the cost of the factors of production.

$500 Answer for Measuring the Economy Cost push

$100 Other Junk The current value of a country’s output including the cost of inflation.

$100 Answer for Other Junk Nominal GDP

$200 Other Junk The phase of the business cycle in which economic activity is in decline.

$200 Answer for Other Junk Contraction

$300 Other Junk During an expansion in the economy, what likely happens to unemployment?

$300 Answer for Other Junk Decreases

$400 Other Junk Goods and services produced in other countries and sold in the U.S.

$400 Answer for Other Junk Imports

$500 Other Junk Mr. Knoche buys a bag of Doritos. In what part of GDP is this included?

$500 Answer for Other Junk C Household Consumption

Final Jeopardy A decline in economic activity over a period of at least six months is called?

Final Jeopardy Answer Recession