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Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments Edit questions by triple- clicking on the text of the question, and type the new question. Edit the answers in the same manner. Select the right answer by right- clicking on the letter(A,B,C,D) of the correct answer, select “Action Settings” from the menu, select “Hyperlink to:”, click on the down arrow to select “Slide…”, choose the slide that corresponds to the dollar amount of the question, and click “OK”, and “OK” again. $100 Question Who Wants to be a MILLIONAIRE! (World Cultures Economics Version)

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments Please enter your first name: Please enter your last name: Please enter your teacher’s name: Please enter your school’s name: Student Information This slide allows students to type information that will be used to personalize the game. Students need to click on the gray button to clear the information. Then they double click in each box to enter the appropriate text. Make sure that they click on the blue button before proceeding with the game. Some questions derived from Microsoft® Encarta® Encyclopedia © Microsoft Corporation. People, Places and Change by Holt, 2005

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments Welcome, You are about to play, Who Wants to be a Millionaire (World Cultures-Economics Version), the game that makes learning fun! You will be given a question with four possible answers. Click on the letter of the right answer, and you will advance to the next question. If you miss, you will have to start over at question #1. Good Luck!

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments An economy in which the government owns most of the industries and makes most of the economic decisions. Edit questions by triple- clicking on the text of the question, and type the new question. Edit the answers in the same manner. Select the right answer by right- clicking on the letter(A,B,C,D) of the correct answer, select “Action Settings” from the menu, select “Hyperlink to:”, click on the down arrow to select “Slide…”, choose the slide that corresponds to the dollar amount of the question, and click “OK”, and “OK” again. Click on the letter of the correct answer. Command Economy Traditional Economy Market Economy Mixed Economy $100 Question

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments An economy in which exchange of goods and services based on custom and tradition. Click on the letter of the correct answer. $300 Question Command Economy Traditional Economy Market Economy Mixed Economy

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments An economy in which business owners and consumers make decisions about what to make, sell, and buy. Click on the letter of the correct answer. $300 Question Command Economy Traditional Economy Market Economy Mixed Economy

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments Click on the letter of the correct answer. $500 Question Command Economy Traditional Economy Market Economy Mixed Economy An economy that is based on a mixture of at least two of the following economies (market, command or traditional).

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments An economy in which business owners and consumers make decisions about what to make, sell, and buy. Click on the letter of the correct answer. $300 Question Command Economy Traditional Economy Market Economy Mixed Economy

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments Individual ownership of economic resources, individual control of economic resources, profit motive and business competition, and individual economic freedom are characteristics of-- Click on the letter of the correct answer. $2,000 Question Command Economy Traditional Economy Market Economy Mixed Economy

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments The state (country) determines how much of something will be produced (production), the state determines the price of goods The above are characteristics of-- Click on the letter of the correct answer. $4,000 Question Command Economy Traditional Economy Market Economy Mixed Economy

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments The government does NOT decide which and how much goods are produced is a characteristic of-- Click on the letter of the correct answer. $4,000 Question Command Economy Traditional Economy Market Economy Mixed Economy

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Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments Country “X” has a literacy rate of 99%, life expectancy is 76 years, and average per capita income is $40,000 per year. Judging from these economic indicators which of the following are likely true about country “X”? Click on the letter of the correct answer. $4,000 Question Compared with other countries of the world, country “X” has a low economic level Country “X” has a developed health care system. Compared with other countries of the world, country “X” has a high economic level B and C

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments Country “Z” has a literacy rate of 20%, life expectancy is 40 years, average per capita income is $700 per year. Judging from these economic indicators which of the following are likely true about country “Z”? Click on the letter of the correct answer. $4,000 Question Compared with other countries of the world, country “Z” has a low economic level Country “Z” is one of the world’s leading producers of automobiles. Compared with other countries of the world, country “Z” has a high economic level A and B

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments The state (country) determines how much of something will be produced (production), the state determines the price of goods The above are characteristics of-- Click on the letter of the correct answer. $4,000 Question Command Economy Traditional Economy Market Economy Mixed Economy

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments Country A’s government dictates which good will be produced and how much of each good will be produced. Country A has a-- Click on the letter of the correct answer. $4,000 Question Command Economy Traditional Economy Market Economy Mixed Economy

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments China has a-- Click on the letter of the correct answer. $4,000 Question Command Economy Traditional Economy Market Economy Mixed Economy

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