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Gov Ch 26 Review

Economic Systems

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What is the condition of a society not having all the resources it wants? scarcity
Which economic "ism" is a free enterprise system? capitalism
What are the different types of economic systems in relation to how economic decisions are made? Traditional, Market, and Command Systems
What do we call all resources of an economic system? factors of production
What economic system relies on a central authority making economic decisions? command economy
Which economic system allows buyers and sellers to act in their own interest? market economy
What do we call the difference in the amount of money a business costs versus the money it takes in? (assuming the costs are lower than the money taken in) profit
What do call the sum of a nation's goods and services? gross national product
Which economic system does the PRESENT Chinese economy fall under? free market
What were the two types of Soviet farms? state farms and collective farms
What did bureaucratic control of the Soviet economy cause? stagnation
Why has China developed so rapidly? a large labor force
What do we call a risk-taker who starts a business to make a profit? entrepreneur
What do we call states with little or no industry developing nations
What international free trade agreement is now called the WTO? GATT
What is a criticism of socialism? could lead to dependency on a welfare state
What is the world's largest unified market? EU
What do we call limits on imports? quotas
What do we call collective agricultural communes in Israel? kibbutzim
What kind of planning does a government-controlled economy have? centralized planning
What kind of factor of production does copper or iron fall under? land
What kind of factor of production does money and machinery fall under? capital
Which type of economic system is associated with nationalization? socialism
What factors weakened African economies in the 1970s? droughts, overpopulation, falling world prices
What is the goal of trade agreements? to promote free trade
What economic system relies on habit and custom to dicate rules for economic activity? traditional economy
What are students who began the Food from the Hood to raise money for the community an example of? entrepreneurs
What do you have when there is only one seller of a product or service? a monopoly
What economic system has a government that owns all factors of production? communism
What economic system has a government that owns SOME factors of production? socialism
What do we call states that have had recent signficant industrial growth? newly developed nations
What do we call it when a government takes over an industry? nationalization
How does globalization challenge the American economy? It increases job competition
What put an end to the Soviet Union? Some Soviet Republics declared independence
Why were Soviet state farms unproductive? farmers had little incentive to produce
What do we call the policy of using trade barriers to protect domestic industries from foreign competition? Protectionism
How do economists measure a nation's performance in the global economy? By studying its balance of trade
What do we call selling products in another country below the cost to produce in order to drive competitors out of the market? dumping
This principle states each country should produce those things it produces most efficiently and purchase other things from other nations. comparative advantage
Why did China switch from a command to a market economy? So they could compete economically
Soviet farms that are owned by the government but are rented to families are known as this. collective farms
The U.S. has influenced other countries to follow this type of economic system and this type of political system. market economy and democracy
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