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(8) CE.10 Economics Flashcards

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CE.10a –A form of business organization with one owner who takes all the risks and all the profitsPROPRIETORSHIP
CE.10a – A form of business organization with two or more owners who share the risks and the profitsPARTNERSHIP
CE.10a – A form of business organization that is authorized by law to act as a legal person regardless of the number of owners. Owners share the profits. Owner liability is limited to investment.CORPORATION
CE.10a – A person who takes a risk to produce goods and services in search of profitENTREPRENEUR
CE.10a – In a proprietorship, who takes all the risks and all the profits?A SINGLE OWNER
CE.10a – A business partnership has ___ ____ who share the risks and the profits.TWO OR MORE OWNERS
CE.10a – A corporation is a form of business that is authorized by law, regardless of the number of owners, to act as:A LEGAL PERSON
CE.10a – In which form of business is owner liability limited to investment?CORPORATION
CE.10a – What would be the benefit for a business owner of turning his business into a corporation?IF THE BUSINESS FAILS, THE OWNER WON’T LOSE HIS PERSONAL SAVINGS BECAUSE HIS LIABILITY IS LIMITED TO INVESTMENT.
CE.10b – In the U.S. economy, what flows continuously among households, businesses and markets?RESOURCES, GOODS AND SERVICES
CE.10b – What do individual and business savings do for the economy?PROVIDE FINANCIAL CAPITAL THAT CAN BE BORROWED FOR BUSINESS EXPANSION AND INCREASED CONSUMPTION
CE.10b – Businesses (producers) buy ____; make products that are sold to individuals, other businesses, and the government; and use the profits to buy more ____.RESOURCES - RESOURCES
CE.10b – Governments use ___ ___ from individuals and businesses to provide public goods and services.TAX REVENUE
CE.10c – How do financial institutions like banks encourage saving and investing?THEY ACT AS INTERMEDIARIES BETWEEN SAVERS AND BORROWERS.THEY OFFER INTEREST TO THOSE WHO SAVE AND ARE PAID INTEREST BY THOSE WHO BORROW.
CE.10c – What are some examples of private financial institutions?BANKS, SAVINGS AND LOANS, CREDIT UNIONS, AND SECURITIES BROKERAGES
CE.10c – Banks receive deposits and make ____ .LOANS
CE.10d – Today we have worldwide markets. In our ___ ____ nations around the world buy and sell to each other.GLOBAL ECONOMY
CE.10d – Why do Virginia and the United States trade with other nations?TO INCREASE WEALTH
CE.10d – Why do states and nations trade?TO OBTAIN GOODS AND SERVICES THEY CANNOT PRODUCE OR PRODUCE EFFICIENTLY THEMSELVES; TO BUY GOODS AND SERVICES AT A LOWER COST OR A LOWER OPPORTUNITY COST; TO SELL GOODS AND SERVICES TO OTHER COUNTRIES; TO CREATE JOBS
CE.10d – Virginia and the United States _____in the production of certain goods and services.SPECIALIZE
CE.10d – What is the impact of technological innovation on world trade?IT CONTRIBUTES TO THE GLOBAL FLOW OF INFORMATION, CAPITAL, GOODS, AND SERVICES; LOWERS THE COST OF PRODUCTION.


William Byrd Middle School
Vinton, VA

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