Question :
21) In the goods market, firms ________ and households ________.
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21) In the goods market, firms ________ and households ________.
A) purchase goods and services; supply goods and services
B) supply land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship services; hire land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship services
C) pay rent, wages, interest, and profit:; earn rent, wages, interest, and profit
D) supply goods and services; purchase goods and services
E) hire land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship services; supply goods and services
22) In the factor market, firms ________ and households ________.
A) hire land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship services; purchase goods and services
B) supply land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship services; hire land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship services
C) pay rent, wages, interest, and profit; earn rent, wages, interest, and profit
D) purchase goods and services; supply goods and services
E) supply goods and services; purchase goods and services
23) In the circular flow model, which of the following flows in the opposite direction from the flow of factors of production?
A) finished goods and services
B) wages, rent, interest, and profit
C) interests payments of Federal, state, and local governments
D) firm’s profit incentives
E) the goods market
24) Terri is enrolled in her first economics course. She is required to give a presentation about the circular flow. Which of the following statements should she include in her presentation?
A) Households choose the amount of the factors of production to provide the firms.
B) Firms choose the amount of the factors of production to provide households.
C) Households receive wages for the amount of entrepreneurship they provide firms.
D) Firms pay wages for the amount of entrepreneurship they provide households.
E) The flows of goods and services and payments for the goods and services flow in the same direction.
25) Aaron locked himself out of his house and had to pay $40 to Brianna, who works for Lucky Locksmith, to open his door. Based on this transaction in the economy and using concepts from the circular flow model, which of the following is true?
A) Brianna earned income from supplying her labor services.
B) Aaron earned income from supplying his labor services.
C) Brianna purchased goods and services.
D) Aaron acted as a firm in this transaction.
E) Aaron supplied goods and services.
26) In the circular flow model,
A) the government is represented as a separate market.
B) the government buys goods and services from firms.
C) goods and services are sold by households and purchased by firms.
D) factor markets are where goods rather than services are bought and sold.
E) the government has no direct interaction with either households or firms.
27) In the circular flow model with the government sector, transfers
A) flow in the same direction as do taxes.
B) flow in the opposite direction as do taxes.
C) to households flow in the same direction as do expenditures on goods and services.
D) to firms flow in the same direction as do rent, wages, interest, and profits.
E) flow only through the goods market.
28) In the circular flow model with the government sector, taxes
A) flow in the opposite direction as do transfers.
B) flow in the same direction as do transfers.
C) on households flow in the same direction as do the goods and services.
D) on firms flow in the same direction as do factors of production.
E) flow from the goods market to the factor markets.
29) Which of the following is NOT shown explicitly in the circular flow model?
A) the governments’ purchases in the goods market
B) the taxes the governments collect from households
C) the governments’ interaction with firms
D) the legal system
E) the transfers the governments make to households
30) Which of the following is a function of the U.S. federal government?
A) providing the legal and social framework for economic activity
B) distributing private goods and services
C) deciding for whom firms should produce goods and services
D) deciding how much to produce of private goods and services
E) determining what wages firms will pay their workers.
