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Chapter 3 Review Free Enterprise. Economics. 1. In a free enterprise economy, how is the following question answered. What goods will be produced? Producers produce what consumer want to buy. 2. How will goods be produced in a free enterprise economy?
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Chapter 3 ReviewFree Enterprise Economics
1 • In a free enterprise economy, how is the following question answered. What goods will be produced? • Producers produce what consumer want to buy.
2 • How will goods be produced in a free enterprise economy? • By individuals who own and manage businesses.
3 • For whom will goods be produced in a free enterprise economy? • The consumers who are willing to buy them.
4 • Under the right of ______ the government can take ownership of land without the consent of the owner. • Eminent domain
5 • How does competition among producers benefit consumers? • Lower prices • Better variety of products • Product improvements
6 • List an economic incentive the federal government offers to citizens? • Tax breaks for home ownership, student loans
7 • The amount of money left over after all the costs of production have been paid. • Profit
8 • The amount of money by which total costs exceeds total revenue. • Loss
9 • Any good that is owned by an individual or business. • Private property
10 • The principles of conduct, such as right and wrong, morality, and immorality, good and bad. • Ethics
11 • List an argument for why free enterprise is an ethical economic system. • People can choose • Variety of products • Rewards depend on performance • Freedoms
12 • List a reason against the free enterprise economic system. • Income inequality • Too much power to large corporations
13 • A person who has a special talent for searching out and taking advantage of new business opportunities, as well as developing new products and new ways of doing things. • Entrepreneur
14 • An agreement between two or more people to do something. • Contract
15 • A public good that individuals can be physically prohibited from consuming. • Excludable public good
16 • Give an example of a nonexcludable public good. • National defense
17 • A person who receives the benefits of a good without paying for it. • Free rider
18 • An adverse side effect of an act that is felt by others. • Negative externality.
19 • Any good that is owned by the government. • Public property
20 • Give an example of a negative externality. • Neighbors who fail to maintain their property • Loud music • Pollution
21 • A beneficial side effect of an action that is felt by others. • Positive externality.
22 • The price of a good times the number of units of the good sold equals________. • Total revenue
23 • Give an example of an excludable public good. • Lecture at a college – if you aren’t accepted or don’t pay tuition
24 • A(n) _______ is something that encourages or motivates a person toward an action. • Incentive
25 • A public good that individuals cannot be physical prohibited from consuming. • nonexcludable public good
Final Question • List 5 important features of free enterprise. • Private property • Choice • Voluntary exchange • Competition • Economic incentives