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 BUS6600: Survey of Business Concepts | M1 - Quiz

Score for this quiz: 100 out of 100

Submitted Jan 14 at 8:18pm

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Question 1                                            4 pts
Which statement best describes the main difference between B2B and B2C transactions?

  • B2B transactions involve sales in foreign markets while B2C e-commerce is restricted to domestic markets.
  • B2B transactions involve transactions where the buyers and sellers are both businesses, while B2C involves transactions between businesses and consumers.
  • B2B transactions focus on financial transactions while B2C e-commerce focuses on the sale of manufactured goods.
  • B2B transactions refer to business between nonprofit organizations while B2C e-commerce is carried out by business firms seeking to earn a profit.

 
Question 2                                            4 pts
When we compare the factors of production in wealthy versus poor nations, we find

  • poor and wealthy nations (both) have an abundance of knowledge; it is the land that varies, with rich nations always having more.
  • poor nations have plenty of land and knowledge, but very little labor.
  • wealthy nations have land and labor, while poor nations have capital and entrepreneurship.
  • wealthy nations have knowledge and entrepreneurial opportunities, while poor nations are often lacking in these areas.

 
Question 3                                            4 pts
Efficiency in distribution systems around the world has led to

  • reduced standards of living around the world.
  • increased world trade.
  • decreased world trade.
  • decreased international competition.


Question 4                                            4 pts
An entity that seeks to earn a profit by providing a good or service is known as a(n)

  • industry.
  • service.
  • business.
  • corporation.


Question 5                                            4 pts
World trade has both benefits and costs. Which statement best attests to this fact?

  • Engaging in international trade can significantly lower the costs of parts and products, but it also carries the risk of substantial disruptions if supply chain issues arise.
  • Economists are convinced that global job creation will never occur if our politicians support world trade.
  • The standard of living for citizens in developing nations has significantly decreased due to globalization.
  • The U.S. economy and all businesses that participate in this economy were negatively impacted by recent wars.


Question 6                                             4 pts
The service industry represents about __________ of U.S. workers.

  • 25%
  • 45%
  • 65%
  • 85%


Question 7                                            4 pts
Two factors of production that seem to contribute the most to a nation's ability to create wealth are

  • land and capital.
  • entrepreneurship and labor.
  • entrepreneurship and knowledge.
  • land and labor.


Question 8                                            4 pts
Greening refers to

  • the need for more carbon dioxide in our air.
  • firms acquiring more greenbacks (U.S. dollars) from world trade.
  • the agricultural industry's push to develop and produce new green vegetables to feed the world.
  • finding ways to save energy and lessen the harm on our environment.


Question 9                                            4 pts
Employers provide tools and technology for their employees in order to

  • increase the cost of production and profitability.
  • improve their efficiency and productivity.
  • reduce corruption in business and eliminate scandals.
  • encourage the private ownership of businesses.


Question 10                                             4 pts
The threat of terrorism more often __________ the cost of operating a business.

  • decreases
  • stabilizes
  • determines
  • increases


Question 11                                            4 pts
In order to compete well and gain market share, contemporary businesses are changing to be more

  • customer-driven.
  • production-driven.
  • cash-driven.
  • management-driven.


Question 12                                            4 pts
What is the most accurate statement about the impact of business on society?

  • When businesses earn a profit for their owners, they usually do so at the expense of the rest of society, which proves it is never a win-win situation.
  • Businesses can have a positive impact on both the standard of living and the quality of life within a society.
  • Businesses often improve the quality of life, but can do little to improve the standard of living for most people.
  • While businesses often improve the standard of living within a society, they can do little to improve the quality of life.


Question 13                                             4 pts
__________ unemployment refers to persons who purposefully quit their jobs and have not yet found a new job.

  • Frictional
  • Seasonal
  • Structural
  • Cyclical

 
Question 14                                            4 pts
Which policy suggests Keynesian economic theory?

  • proposing long-term solutions in order to create wider swings in the business cycle
  • creating a national banking system that owns and operates most of the global and regional banks
  • reducing government involvement in the free-market economy
  • short-term increases in government spending to stimulate the economy

 
Question 15                                            4 pts
Which topic would be emphasized in a microeconomics class?

  • how market conditions determine the price of a specific product
  • the nation's unemployment rate
  • how a nation's GDP is computed
  • how the government can provide adequate health care


Question 16                                            4 pts
An oligopoly is a market that is characterized by

  • several small firms that compete primarily by differentiating their products.
  • a few large sellers who dominate the market.
  • a large number of small companies all producing very similar products.
  • one seller that totally dominates the supply of the product.


Question 17                                            4 pts
Thomas Malthus was pessimistic about the ability of a society to achieve high standards of living for most of its citizens because he believed that

  • the wealthy will never promote freedom of choice for workers.
  • high tax rates would eventually undermine people's incentives to work hard and create wealth.
  • significant population growth would result in shortages of food and resources.
  • government has a natural tendency to run deficits that would eventually bankrupt a nation.


Question 18                                             4 pts
Today, the economic systems of most nations could most accurately be classified as

  • command economies.
  • pure socialism.
  • pure capitalism.
  • mixed economies.


Question 19                                            4 pts
Just a few sellers dominate the markets for laundry detergents, soft drinks, and automobiles. Economists would classify these markets as

  • perfect competition.
  • oligopolies.
  • monopolistic competition.
  • monopolies.


Question 20                                            4 pts
Which statement about capitalism is the most accurate?

  • A drawback of capitalism is that people have little freedom to pursue their own goals.
  • Capitalism is characterized by unequal distribution of wealth and income.
  • A strength of capitalism is its ability to deal with environmental problems.
  • In capitalist economies, most resources are owned by the government.


Question 21                                            4 pts
The __________ system provides the least incentive to work hard or to produce quality goods or services.

  • mixed economy
  • socialist
  • communist
  • capitalist

 
Question 22                                            4 pts
When the supply curve and demand curve for a particular good are shown together on a single graph, the point at which the two curves intersect identifies the

  • amount of time it takes to bring together the buyers and sellers of the good.
  • total profit earned by producers.
  • total amount of labor needed to produce the good.
  • equilibrium price of the good.


Question 23                                             4 pts
The quantity of a good or service that producers are willing to sell at different prices during a specific time period is known as the

  • utility of that product or service.
  • demand for that product or service.
  • elasticity of that product or service.
  • supply of that product or service.

 
Question 24                                            4 pts
A command economic system is characterized by

  • reliance on the forces of supply and demand to determine what is produced.
  • an extremely rapid rate of economic growth.
  • reliance on the government to determine what is produced and who gets the output.
  • freedom of choice and freedom of competition.


Question 25                                            4 pts
Which statement about business cycles in the United States is most accurate?
Group of answer choices

  • Business cycles occur precisely every five years.
  • Seasonal business cycles occur within a year.
  • Business cycles are impossible to identify.
  • Long-term business cycles have only two phases—boom and bust.


 


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BUS6600 HW 2B Free-Market Competition ...

A free market is one where decisions regarding what and how much to produce are made by the market itself. This market is made up of buyers and sellers negotiating prices for goods and services. It is generally accepted that there are four degrees of competition within a free-market system. These include perfect competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly, and monopoly.

One benefit of the free market is that it allows open competition among companies. Businesses must provide customers with high-quality products at fair prices with good service. If they don't, they lose customers to businesses that do.

Select the degree of competition that best describes each listed industry or business based on the description.

Automotive Industry: In this industry, there are a few sellers that tend to dominate the market.

  • Perfect Competition
  • Monopolistic Competition
  • Oligopoly
  • Monopoly

Beef Industry: There are many different suppliers of these products, which prevents any one of them from setting prices.

  • Perfect Competition
  • Monopolistic Competition
  • Oligopoly
  • Monopoly

Soda Industry: In this industry the products are very similar, although consumers perceive them as being very different.

  • Perfect Competition
  • Monopolistic Competition
  • Oligopoly
  • Monopoly

Agricultural Commodities: There are many different growers of these products, which prevents any one of them from setting prices.

  • Perfect Competition
  • Monopolistic Competition
  • Oligopoly
  • Monopoly

Airline Industry: In this industry, there are a few sellers that tend to dominate the market.

  • Perfect Competition
  • Monopolistic Competition
  • Oligopoly
  • Monopoly

Athletic Shoe Industry: In this industry the products are very similar, although consumers perceive them as being very different.

  • Perfect Competition
  • Monopolistic Competition
  • Oligopoly
  • Monopoly

ACME Light and Power: Through special legislation, this supplier is the sole provider of electricity to its local municipalities.

  • Perfect Competition
  • Monopolistic Competition
  • Oligopoly
  • Monopoly

Cable Television Industry: In smaller markets, one company is the sole provider of cable television service to consumers in local municipalities.

  • Perfect Competition
  • Monopolistic Competition
  • Oligopoly
  • Monopoly

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