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Community & Economy Assessment

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15 Nsɛmmisa

Directions: Select the answer that best apply to the question.

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Directions: Answer the questions below in complete sentences.

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Which best describes the circular flow of an economy?

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2.

Which is NOT true of public goods and services?

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3.

Which is not a basic economic question faced by an economy?

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4.

Who pays for public goods and services?

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A free enterprise economy is a system in which economic decisions are made in markets by consumers and businesses.

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6.

Due to scarcity, people cannot have all the things they want.

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Businesses produce goods and services for citizens, who in turn, supply labor and other resources to the businesses.

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Resources are the goods people buy from the business.

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9.

What are the 3 types of resources?

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10.

The merchandise, skills, and knowledge offered for sale by businesses or citizens are called .

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Payments that citizens are required to make to government are called .

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In a free enterprise economy, make the decisions about what they will sell.

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The exchange of goods and services is called .

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14.

Give one example of a citizen's responsibility to his or her community.

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15.

Why do people and businesses pay taxes?