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Government And The Economy 4.
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An entrepreneur is a person who
a) takes the risk of production to earn a profit
b) manages financial investments
c) sets the interest rates at banks
d) enforces government regulations for business
Other than taxes, how else does government get money to pay for public goods and services?
a) Corporations
b) Donations
c) Borrowed money
d) Businesses
Who takes the risks and shares the profits in a partnership?
a) Investors
b) Two or more people
c) One person
d) Government
Which type of business organization can act as one legal entity regardless of its number of owners?
a) Proprietorship
b) Partnership
c) Entrepreneurship
d) Corporation
All of the following are examples of public goods EXCEPT
a) clothes
b) army
c) highways
d) post office
Increased government spending on public goods and services
a) decreases production
b) increases demand
c) lowers taxes
d) decreases demand
When the government lowers taxes
a) national resources are depleted
b) national wealth decreases
c) consumers have more money to spend
d) international trade decreases
What is the relationship between government spending and taxes?
a) Increased Spending = Higher Taxes
b) Increased Spending = Lower Taxes
c) There is no relationship between government spending and taxes.
d) Decreased Spending = Higher Taxes
Which of the following is NOT considered a form of currency?
a) Coins
b) Federal Reserve Note
c) Checks
d) Charge Card
What is an agreement between two or more people called?
a) Discount
b) Contract
c) Security
d) Compromise
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