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Question | Answer |
You would most likely find a command economy in what type of government | communist |
Would you find entrepreneurs in a communist country | no |
What is the biggest difference between market and mixed economies | the government plays a role in a mixed economy |
What economy type does the United States have | mixed |
If a company spends money to educate its employees, it is investing in what | human capital |
If you hunt and gather to survive you most likely have what type of economy | traditional |
Goods a country buys from another country are _____ | imports |
If a country has a low literacy rate what does that mean | few can read or write |
What is population density | the amount of people who live in a certain area |
When you are making jewelry in a command economy, each person completed one task to make the finished product. This is known as | specialization |
A country’s products sold to another country | Export |
An economy in which the government owns most of the industries and makes most economic decisions | Command Economy |
An economy in which the consumers help determine what is to be produced by buying or not buying goods and services | Market Economy |
A goods and services exchange system based on at least two other types of systems | Mixed Economy |
Exchange of goods or services based on customs and tradition | Traditional Economy |
Taxes on goods coming into a country | Tariff |
Goods used in the production of commodities | Capital Resources/Goods |
Person who is willing to take a risk to create a business to sell a new technique, idea, or product | Entrepreneur |
An economic or physical limit to what can be traded with a country | Trade Barrier |
The value of all goods and services produced within a country | GDP |
To commit money or capital to gain a financial return | Investment |
Converting currency (money) from one country into the currency of another country to pay for goods in that country | Currency Exchange |
Method of categorizing parts of the economy based on systems of command through market | Continuum |
Money invested in a company’s goods (such as: machines, computers, buildings, land ect) | Capital Investment |