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  • Stephaniejoy Abing
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  • 1

    What are the four Applied Economics as social as social Science?

    Economic as Study of wealth Economic as Study of making choices Economic as Study of Allocation Economic Problems in the Country

  • 2

    Assert that an economy's finite resources are insufficient to satisfy all human wants and needs

    Economic Problems of the country

  • 3

    Is not having enough material resources or income for a persons needs.

    Poverty

  • 4

    The situation where people are being blocked in attaining even the minimum personal satisfaction, subsistence living is taken away from people.

    Poverty

  • 5

    What are the types of Poverty

    Absolute Poverty Relative Poverty Situational Poverty General Poverty Urban Poverty Rural Poverty

  • 6

    Lack of income to purchase the basic food and needs for subsistence living. Measurred through Poverty threshold and piverty incidence

    Absolute Poverty

  • 7

    The income needed to purchase these minimum nutritional requirements and other basic necessities for daily survival

    Poverty Threshold

  • 8

    The minimum level of income deemed adequate in a particular country

    Poverty Threshold

  • 9

    Anyone living below the threshold is considered?

    Poor

  • 10

    Average Annual income per capita a. 21, 754,000 b. 21,573,000 c. 21,753,000

    c

  • 11

    Typically monthly budget living with a compostable life a. 21, 761 b. 42, 000 c. 57,000

    b

  • 12

    Is the condition in which people lack the minimum amount of income needed in order to maintain the average standard of living in the society in which they live

    Relative Poverty

  • 13

    It is measured by

    Lorenz Curve Gini Coefficient

  • 14

    A situation where the number of people cannot be well accommodated with the space we have in our country.

    Overpopulation

  • 15

    The rapid increase in population can endanger the space of our arable ot agriculturak lands

    Overpopulation

  • 16

    Lack of nurturing the skills, education and productive abilities of it's human capital or resources

    Low investment of human resources

  • 17

    The insufficiency of roads, bridges, sewage system, communication, water and other basic infrastructure

    Weak Infrastructure

  • 18

    It could be the results from age state of disrepair, incompetent management, political influence and absence of incentive

    Weak infrastructure

  • 19

    Business and company resourted to a. Generators b. solar system

    a

  • 20

    The availability of food and one's access to it

    Food insecurity

  • 21

    What are the 3 sectors of our country a. Agriculture or Aqua culture sectors b. Service sector c. Industry sector d. food insecurity

    a, b, c

  • 22

    The main supplier of foood is?

    Agriculture

  • 23

    lack of trained personnel both in quantity and quality

    Slow adoption of modern technology

  • 24

    Cimplexity of the new technology inadequate financial support

    Slow adoption of modern technology

  • 25

    refers to food, equipment a. Supply b. Demaand

    a

  • 26

    Reproducing goods for people a. community b. communication

    a

  • 27

    Reproducing money a. Capitalist b. Creditors

    a

  • 28

    Observation, about penomena a. social science b. suicide

    a

  • 29

    People panic because they're afraid of out stock

    Panick buying

  • 30

    Observing what are the society, international, etc problems

    Applied Economics as a Social Science

  • 31

    Refers to the resources either money, resources, inheritance and many more

    Economic as study of wealth

  • 32

    Get stock from other city a. Looting b. louting

    a

  • 33

    What are the two types of wealth

    Wealth of getting and wealth of using

  • 34

    It is a kind of wealth that is means "to get"

    Wealth getting

  • 35

    It is a kind of wealth that means "using"

    Wealth using

  • 36

    Refers to your income

    Purchasing power

  • 37

    Margunal cost means? a. price b. limit

    b

  • 38

    Overpricing a. SRP b. DTI

    b

  • 39

    When the purchasing power of an individual is low, then the quantity of purchase is also low or very limited

    Income

  • 40

    Shift or change in the demand when your previous purchasing power gets high as yiu can spend more because there is an increase in your income

    Income

  • 41

    Normally as the price of the product is affordable or less people tend to buy more

    Price of other products

  • 42

    When there would an increase in the price of product, when they buy they purchase few

    Price of other Products

  • 43

    People will look for alternative products which could have cheaper prices, probably the cheaper the price over products could be purchase

    Price of other Products

  • 44

    People Anticipation whether the price or decrease is also a big impact change of demand

    Expectation

  • 45

    What are the 4 types of Taste?

    Age, Occasion, Gender, Social Status

  • 46

    Companies and firms target carefully their consumers

    Market

  • 47

    When the price increase in the production inputs, their will be an increase in the cost of production

    Price of other inputs

  • 48

    Impose by the government

    Taxes

  • 49

    Anticipation of producers to produce more when there is an expected increase of price in the future to gain more profit

    Expectation

  • 50

    As buyers tend to buy more, firms also tend to produce more resulting in an increase marginal cost

    Diminishing Marginal Productivity

  • 51

    Is a framework of a company or firm whi has similar products and some may be perfect substitute or not

    Market Structure

  • 52

    And the challenge is to attract buyers for thir products to be sold.

    Market Structure

  • 53

    Some producer may tesort to advertisement, flyers, billboards

    Market Structure

  • 54

    Plays a vital rile in market formation for product by imposing regulations and price controls.

    Government Intervention

  • 55

    The exclusive possession or control of suooly or trade in a commodity or service

    Monopoly

  • 56

    a market condition in which there is only one buyer

    Monopsony

  • 57

    Without the government regulation monopolies could put prices above the competitive equilibrium a. Prevent Excess Prices b. Regulation of Quantity or service c. Merger policy

    a

  • 58

    Regulator cam examine the quantity of service provided by monopolies a. Prevent Excess Prices b. Regulation of Quantity c. Merger policy d. Breaking up Monopoly

    b

  • 59

    Has a pilicy to investigate mergers which could create monopoly a. Prevent Excess Prices b. Regulation of Quantity c. Merger policy d. Breaking up Monopoly

    c

  • 60

    Government may decide a monopoly needs to be broken up because the firms has become to powerful a Merger policy b. Breaking uo Monopoly

    b

  • 61

    Discouraged or encourage oligopolistic behavior and firms in mixed economies often seek government bleesing for wats to limit competition

    Government Policy

  • 62

    also impose to prevent cartels and ither restrictions on competition that shows certain kind of market behavior

    Anti trust law

  • 63

    type of imperfect competition suchthat many producers sell products that are differentiated frim one another

    Monopolistic Competition

  • 64

    Lack of income to produce the basics need and food

    Absolute Poverty

  • 65

    or poverty limit is the minimum level of income deemed adequate in a particular in country

    Poverty Threshold

  • 66

    Which people lack the minimum amount of income needed in order to maintain the average standard of living

    Relative Poverty

  • 67

    Generally cause by crisis or loss often and iften temporary

    Situational Poverty

  • 68

    Families where at least two generation have been into poverty

    Generational Poverty

  • 69

    Particularly visible in megaci, characterized by por living circumstances and income as well as lack of essential utilities for decent standard life

    Urban Poverty

  • 70

    often of por infrastructure that hinders development and mobility. poverty in rural areas

    Rural Poverty

  • 71

    Pure Competition is a? a. theoretical b. terical

    a

  • 72

    Producers are has any advantages iver another producer within the same industry with regard to production

    Perfect Competition

  • 73

    They may have small shifts in demand and supply in pure or perfect competition but the number of buyers and sellers typically remain consistent

    Large numbers of buyer and sellers

  • 74

    Products may resemble each other in packaging, color and shape without being tha same

    Homogeneous or identical products

  • 75

    All buyers are fully aware that they can always switch to a different company that sells lower prices without receiving a lower quantity

    Perfect Imformation

  • 76

    Both buyers and sellers are price takers meaning they have no control over the market price

    Price taker

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    There are no significant barriers yo entry or exit. a. stock trading b. Easy entry and exit

    b

  • 78

    a market Structure where ine seller or oroducer is the sole supplier of a good or service in market

    Monopoly

  • 79

    company most efficient provider of a particular service due to high initial infrastructure costs such as water supply a. Natural Monopoly b. Social Monopoly c. Service Monopoly

    a

  • 80

    situation where a single entity often a dominant platform or organization holds significant a. Service Monopoly b. Social Monopoly

    b

  • 81

    arises when a single entity is the primary or exclusive providerof a particular service within a given area or market a. Service Monopoly b. Sociall Monopoly

    a

  • 82

    Dominant seller or provider, has exclusive control over the market a. lack of competition b. Price maker c. single seller

    c

  • 83

    ability to set prices a. price maker b. single seller

    a

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    operate without significant competition. There are no close substitute for their products or services. a lack of competition b. single seller

    a

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    There is only one buyer

    Monopsony

  • 86

    Market is dominated by few large firm or small number of seller. few large firms compete with each other

    Oligopoly

  • 87

    Oligopoly derives from greek work

    Oligo

  • 88

    Oligo meas?

    Few

  • 89

    Polien means

    Sell

  • 90

    Which there is keen competition but neither nor pure among larger number of production

    Monopolistic Competition

  • 91

    A mixture of perfect competition and certain degree of monopoly power

    Monopolistic Competition

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    Stephaniejoy Abing · 82問 · 2年前

    UCSP Group 10 11 12

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    82問 • 2年前
    Stephaniejoy Abing

    問題一覧

  • 1

    What are the four Applied Economics as social as social Science?

    Economic as Study of wealth Economic as Study of making choices Economic as Study of Allocation Economic Problems in the Country

  • 2

    Assert that an economy's finite resources are insufficient to satisfy all human wants and needs

    Economic Problems of the country

  • 3

    Is not having enough material resources or income for a persons needs.

    Poverty

  • 4

    The situation where people are being blocked in attaining even the minimum personal satisfaction, subsistence living is taken away from people.

    Poverty

  • 5

    What are the types of Poverty

    Absolute Poverty Relative Poverty Situational Poverty General Poverty Urban Poverty Rural Poverty

  • 6

    Lack of income to purchase the basic food and needs for subsistence living. Measurred through Poverty threshold and piverty incidence

    Absolute Poverty

  • 7

    The income needed to purchase these minimum nutritional requirements and other basic necessities for daily survival

    Poverty Threshold

  • 8

    The minimum level of income deemed adequate in a particular country

    Poverty Threshold

  • 9

    Anyone living below the threshold is considered?

    Poor

  • 10

    Average Annual income per capita a. 21, 754,000 b. 21,573,000 c. 21,753,000

    c

  • 11

    Typically monthly budget living with a compostable life a. 21, 761 b. 42, 000 c. 57,000

    b

  • 12

    Is the condition in which people lack the minimum amount of income needed in order to maintain the average standard of living in the society in which they live

    Relative Poverty

  • 13

    It is measured by

    Lorenz Curve Gini Coefficient

  • 14

    A situation where the number of people cannot be well accommodated with the space we have in our country.

    Overpopulation

  • 15

    The rapid increase in population can endanger the space of our arable ot agriculturak lands

    Overpopulation

  • 16

    Lack of nurturing the skills, education and productive abilities of it's human capital or resources

    Low investment of human resources

  • 17

    The insufficiency of roads, bridges, sewage system, communication, water and other basic infrastructure

    Weak Infrastructure

  • 18

    It could be the results from age state of disrepair, incompetent management, political influence and absence of incentive

    Weak infrastructure

  • 19

    Business and company resourted to a. Generators b. solar system

    a

  • 20

    The availability of food and one's access to it

    Food insecurity

  • 21

    What are the 3 sectors of our country a. Agriculture or Aqua culture sectors b. Service sector c. Industry sector d. food insecurity

    a, b, c

  • 22

    The main supplier of foood is?

    Agriculture

  • 23

    lack of trained personnel both in quantity and quality

    Slow adoption of modern technology

  • 24

    Cimplexity of the new technology inadequate financial support

    Slow adoption of modern technology

  • 25

    refers to food, equipment a. Supply b. Demaand

    a

  • 26

    Reproducing goods for people a. community b. communication

    a

  • 27

    Reproducing money a. Capitalist b. Creditors

    a

  • 28

    Observation, about penomena a. social science b. suicide

    a

  • 29

    People panic because they're afraid of out stock

    Panick buying

  • 30

    Observing what are the society, international, etc problems

    Applied Economics as a Social Science

  • 31

    Refers to the resources either money, resources, inheritance and many more

    Economic as study of wealth

  • 32

    Get stock from other city a. Looting b. louting

    a

  • 33

    What are the two types of wealth

    Wealth of getting and wealth of using

  • 34

    It is a kind of wealth that is means "to get"

    Wealth getting

  • 35

    It is a kind of wealth that means "using"

    Wealth using

  • 36

    Refers to your income

    Purchasing power

  • 37

    Margunal cost means? a. price b. limit

    b

  • 38

    Overpricing a. SRP b. DTI

    b

  • 39

    When the purchasing power of an individual is low, then the quantity of purchase is also low or very limited

    Income

  • 40

    Shift or change in the demand when your previous purchasing power gets high as yiu can spend more because there is an increase in your income

    Income

  • 41

    Normally as the price of the product is affordable or less people tend to buy more

    Price of other products

  • 42

    When there would an increase in the price of product, when they buy they purchase few

    Price of other Products

  • 43

    People will look for alternative products which could have cheaper prices, probably the cheaper the price over products could be purchase

    Price of other Products

  • 44

    People Anticipation whether the price or decrease is also a big impact change of demand

    Expectation

  • 45

    What are the 4 types of Taste?

    Age, Occasion, Gender, Social Status

  • 46

    Companies and firms target carefully their consumers

    Market

  • 47

    When the price increase in the production inputs, their will be an increase in the cost of production

    Price of other inputs

  • 48

    Impose by the government

    Taxes

  • 49

    Anticipation of producers to produce more when there is an expected increase of price in the future to gain more profit

    Expectation

  • 50

    As buyers tend to buy more, firms also tend to produce more resulting in an increase marginal cost

    Diminishing Marginal Productivity

  • 51

    Is a framework of a company or firm whi has similar products and some may be perfect substitute or not

    Market Structure

  • 52

    And the challenge is to attract buyers for thir products to be sold.

    Market Structure

  • 53

    Some producer may tesort to advertisement, flyers, billboards

    Market Structure

  • 54

    Plays a vital rile in market formation for product by imposing regulations and price controls.

    Government Intervention

  • 55

    The exclusive possession or control of suooly or trade in a commodity or service

    Monopoly

  • 56

    a market condition in which there is only one buyer

    Monopsony

  • 57

    Without the government regulation monopolies could put prices above the competitive equilibrium a. Prevent Excess Prices b. Regulation of Quantity or service c. Merger policy

    a

  • 58

    Regulator cam examine the quantity of service provided by monopolies a. Prevent Excess Prices b. Regulation of Quantity c. Merger policy d. Breaking up Monopoly

    b

  • 59

    Has a pilicy to investigate mergers which could create monopoly a. Prevent Excess Prices b. Regulation of Quantity c. Merger policy d. Breaking up Monopoly

    c

  • 60

    Government may decide a monopoly needs to be broken up because the firms has become to powerful a Merger policy b. Breaking uo Monopoly

    b

  • 61

    Discouraged or encourage oligopolistic behavior and firms in mixed economies often seek government bleesing for wats to limit competition

    Government Policy

  • 62

    also impose to prevent cartels and ither restrictions on competition that shows certain kind of market behavior

    Anti trust law

  • 63

    type of imperfect competition suchthat many producers sell products that are differentiated frim one another

    Monopolistic Competition

  • 64

    Lack of income to produce the basics need and food

    Absolute Poverty

  • 65

    or poverty limit is the minimum level of income deemed adequate in a particular in country

    Poverty Threshold

  • 66

    Which people lack the minimum amount of income needed in order to maintain the average standard of living

    Relative Poverty

  • 67

    Generally cause by crisis or loss often and iften temporary

    Situational Poverty

  • 68

    Families where at least two generation have been into poverty

    Generational Poverty

  • 69

    Particularly visible in megaci, characterized by por living circumstances and income as well as lack of essential utilities for decent standard life

    Urban Poverty

  • 70

    often of por infrastructure that hinders development and mobility. poverty in rural areas

    Rural Poverty

  • 71

    Pure Competition is a? a. theoretical b. terical

    a

  • 72

    Producers are has any advantages iver another producer within the same industry with regard to production

    Perfect Competition

  • 73

    They may have small shifts in demand and supply in pure or perfect competition but the number of buyers and sellers typically remain consistent

    Large numbers of buyer and sellers

  • 74

    Products may resemble each other in packaging, color and shape without being tha same

    Homogeneous or identical products

  • 75

    All buyers are fully aware that they can always switch to a different company that sells lower prices without receiving a lower quantity

    Perfect Imformation

  • 76

    Both buyers and sellers are price takers meaning they have no control over the market price

    Price taker

  • 77

    There are no significant barriers yo entry or exit. a. stock trading b. Easy entry and exit

    b

  • 78

    a market Structure where ine seller or oroducer is the sole supplier of a good or service in market

    Monopoly

  • 79

    company most efficient provider of a particular service due to high initial infrastructure costs such as water supply a. Natural Monopoly b. Social Monopoly c. Service Monopoly

    a

  • 80

    situation where a single entity often a dominant platform or organization holds significant a. Service Monopoly b. Social Monopoly

    b

  • 81

    arises when a single entity is the primary or exclusive providerof a particular service within a given area or market a. Service Monopoly b. Sociall Monopoly

    a

  • 82

    Dominant seller or provider, has exclusive control over the market a. lack of competition b. Price maker c. single seller

    c

  • 83

    ability to set prices a. price maker b. single seller

    a

  • 84

    operate without significant competition. There are no close substitute for their products or services. a lack of competition b. single seller

    a

  • 85

    There is only one buyer

    Monopsony

  • 86

    Market is dominated by few large firm or small number of seller. few large firms compete with each other

    Oligopoly

  • 87

    Oligopoly derives from greek work

    Oligo

  • 88

    Oligo meas?

    Few

  • 89

    Polien means

    Sell

  • 90

    Which there is keen competition but neither nor pure among larger number of production

    Monopolistic Competition

  • 91

    A mixture of perfect competition and certain degree of monopoly power

    Monopolistic Competition