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American Government/Economics Test 2
Supply and Demand and Business/Market Structures
Study Guide
Questions 1-15: Vocabulary/Matching
Know the following terms:
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Price ceiling
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Liability
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Invisible hand
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Horizontal merger
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Supply
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Bond
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Partnership
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Stock
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Vertical merger
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Substitute goods
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Demand
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Corporation
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Price floor
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Surplus
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Dividends
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Equilibrium
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Shortage
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Complementary goods
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Sole proprietorship
Multiple Choice Questions 16-41
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During the paper chain activity what was the term for when marginal output decreased?
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What is the term for when there is a change in quantity demanded at every price?
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Computers and computer games are an example of what type of goods?
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Will supply or demand be affected first if there is a $5 tax on manufacturers?
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What is the effect of future price on current demand?
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What is a product example of inelastic demand where demand is not related to price?
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What will change first, if the price is increased, supply or demand?
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What is the relationship between quantity demanded, quantity supplied and price?
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Be able to identify equilibrium price in a chart.
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What is the effect of the invisible hand on a market that is in disequilibrium?
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What would be the effect on supply of a price ceiling?
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What business model has all partners sharing liability equally?
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What market structure has barriers to entry so high that it is virtually impossible to have new competition?
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What is an oligopoly?
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What does it mean for a product to have inelastic demand?
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In which market structure does a business have the least market power?
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What are the advantages enjoyed by corporations?
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What is meant by economy of scale?
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What is the most common business structure in the United States?
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What are the ways government can influence supply?
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What are the weaknesses of a sole proprietorship?
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What is monopolistic competition?
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What are inferior goods?
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Public utilities are an example of what type of monopoly?
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If a business fails and all of the owners lose everything, what type of business did they have?
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What are the strengths and weaknesses of a business partnership?
Fill in the Blank Questions 42-50
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The primary difference between perfect competition and monopolistic competition is the type of product; in
monopolistic competition the product is ___.
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A business owned and managed by a single individual is called a ___.
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In 1993, the demand for Jack in the Box food suddenly and drastically decreased when 3 children died from
of e. coli poisoning after eating Jack in the Box hamburgers. The reason for this sudden decrease in demand
is that there was a change in ___.
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If a lot of people move into Idaho from California, the demand for houses will ___ because of ___.
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One way to know if a company is part of a monopoly market structure is if the product they sell is ___.
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If a market is in equilibrium and supply increases, the price of the good must ___ in order for the market to
return to equilibrium.
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In a monopoly, the company has almost total control over the price of their product. What is the only thing
that limits a monopoly's control over price?
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If the rent on commercial buildings increases, supply will decrease because of ___.
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Who owns a corporation?
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