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European Economics

Study Guide for European Economics Test

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What is the amount of people in a country (over the age of 15) that can read and write? Literacy Rate
What is the economic level of success achieved by a country based on the availability of resources? Standard of Living
What is the correct relationship between literacy rate and standard of living in most countries? High Literacy rate means High standard of Living
What are the major types of economic systems in the world? Traditional, Command and Market
In the ________ economy, the government decides what is produced. Command
In a _________ economy, the items that people need to survive are the items that are produced. traditional
In a ______ economy, the items that are produced are whatever people are willing to buy and sell? market
The United States and the majority of European countries, have ______ economies. mixed
_____ is how much of something that is available to sell to the public. supply
_____ is how much people are willing to pay to have an item or a service. demand
In a traditional economy, the following are produced. food, clothing and shelter
Traditional economies do not use money to trade but goods or services, this is called. bartering
In a command economy, in theory, everyone should get __ access to goods and services. equal
Just like in the food chain, a __ is a person or people that makes a good or provides a service. producer
Just like in a food chain, a _____ is a person or people that use or purchase a good or a service. consumer
Ipods, Tv, Car and food are example of _________. goods
Dentists, teachers and professional athletes all provide _______. Services
The United Kingdom, Germany and Russia all have _____ economies. mixed
A _____ is a tax of imported goods. tariff
A ___ limits the amount of goods that can be imported from a certain country. import quota
A _____ is a ban on trade with a certain country. embargo
The four factors of production are: natural resources, human resources, capital resources and entrepreneurship
Plants, mined metals, animals, oil, coal, and minerals are examples of: natural resources
____ includes the people with skills necessary to produce a product or perform a service. human resources
____ are the tools and machines that humans need to turn natural resources into final products. capital resources
____ are the people who come up with the idea for a product or service. Entrepreneur
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