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F3: Economic Systems and Goals

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In Cuba, stores that sell cigars all sell them for the same price.  The government determines the price and there is no competition among the stores.  There is no incentive to even have competition – the store owners will make the same amount of money regardless.

Based only on the information in the above paragraph, Cuba's economic system can best be categorized as a

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In Cuba, stores that sell cigars all sell them for the same price.  The government determines the price and there is no competition among the stores.  There is no incentive to even have competition – the store owners will make the same amount of money regardless.

Based only on the information above, which of the goals listed below is the highest priority for Cuba?

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A society decides to produce using limited labor and instead focuses on using high-end physical capital.

Which of the three basic economic questions is being answered by this statement?

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In a market economy, producers will make what buyers wish to purchase. This phenomenon is known as

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Which of the following headlines would MOST LIKELY be found in a country that values the economic goal of growth?

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A society that is highly focused on increasing productivity likely values

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Command economies are most closely associated with