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Econ-exam studyguide

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what is a borrower's major responsibility? pay back debts on time
a longer repayment period results in... higher interest
what is the most known credit score model? FI-CO
What's the best credit score? 850
what are the 3 major credit reporting agencies? Equifax, TransUnion, Experian.
What credit score factor is the most important? on-time payments
What is equilibrium price? the price @ which quantity demanded and quantity supplied meet.
what 3 things determine how much of an item people will buy? real income, other options, diminishing marginal utility.
what happens when price of a product is below its equilibrium price? a shortage
What is the 'right' packaging? combination of size, design and color.
what does marketing include? market research, advertising, distribution
how do corporations make money? sell stock, bank loans, sell bonds
how does the gov't redistribute income? social insurance programs and public assistance.
In what 2 ways does the gov't promote economic stability? monetary and fiscal policies.
who prepares the president's budget? the office of management and budget
how many federal employees were there in 2009? 2.7 million
why are some economists unconcerned about the federal deficit? the national debt as a percentage of GDP will decrease over the long term.
what has higher rate of interest, Cd's or passbook savings accounts? certificates of deposit.
how is a money market checking account different from a reg. checking account? it has higher interest and limited check writing.
what's the 3 leg stool for retirement? pension, savings, social security.
what's a protectionist? someone who favors restrictions of foreign goods.
what is the WTO? an international organization that monitors and enforces rules about global trade.
what is the basic problem of a less developed country? lack of capital
why do secure property rights encourage investment? confidence that money you invest won't be lost.
why is a flexible exchange rate preferable over a fixed exchange rate? currency changes in value to reflect economic conditions.
how many developed countries are there? 35
what 4 things determine someone's credit rating? past history of credit use, capacity to pay, character, collateral
how much is the U.S. national debt? $15 trillion
what is a characteristic of a developed country? large % of workers are in manufacturing.
what do economists believe to be the reason for a country's high standard of living? industrialization
who is the chairperson of the Federal Reserve? Ben Bernake
who is the secretary for the U.S. department of treasury? Tim Geithner
what is the major responsibility of the Fed. Reserve? determine the amount of money in circulation.
how can the fed. reserve increase the money supply? reduce reserve requirements.
what are the 3 basic buying principles? gathering info, using ads wisely, comparison shopping
how is a person's role as a consumer determined? by how much you consume (the size of your disposable/discretionary income)
what are the advantages of the U.S.'s economic system? profit incentive, freedom of choice, competition
what is Adam Smith's invisible hand? competition.
what is the guns and butter example? the trade off between military and civilian goods.
what is the basic problem in economics? scarcity
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