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Basic Economic Concepts

Scarcity, choice, opportunity cost and factors of production at speed. The economics warm-up.

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Category: Economics By quizzyappteam 30 questions Easy

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Economics is mainly the study of:

  1. Only government budgets
  2. How scarce resources are allocated to satisfy wants
  3. How banks print money
  4. How to get rich quickly

Scarcity means that:

  1. Resources are limited relative to human wants
  2. Everyone has everything they need
  3. Resources are unlimited
  4. Prices are always low

Opportunity cost is:

  1. The total cost of all alternatives
  2. The money price of a good
  3. A free good
  4. The next best alternative given up when a choice is made

A scale of preference is:

  1. A tax table
  2. A price list
  3. A list of wants arranged in order of importance
  4. A weighing scale

Which are the four factors of production?

  1. Money, banks, shares and bonds
  2. Food, water, shelter and clothing
  3. Land, labour, capital and entrepreneurship
  4. Imports, exports, taxes and savings

What is the reward for land?

  1. Interest
  2. Wages
  3. Rent
  4. Profit

What is the reward for labour?

  1. Wages
  2. Interest
  3. Rent
  4. Profit

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