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Wants that are shared by many people are -ANSWER-public wants



Competition forces businesses to -ANSWER-lower their prices.



Market research provides information that can help a business -ANSWER-a. identify
opportunities. b. evaluate demand. c. respond to market goods and services.



Businesses supply goods and services -ANSWER-to make a profit



business may stop manufacturing a product because -ANSWER-theres a decrease demand
for it



he basic needs of people include food, water, shelter and -ANSWER-clothing



Businesses provide goods and services to satisfy wants and -ANSWER-needs



Not a resource -ANSWER-transportation



The contest among businesses to win customers is called -ANSWER-competition



To avoid failure, a business can modify -ANSWER-products, service, and business practices



shortage of resources is called -ANSWER-scarcity



Scarcity occurs when -ANSWER-demand exceeds supply

, Not a factor of production -ANSWER-educational resources



Some natural resources, such as wheat and cattle, are -ANSWER-renewable



use a resource for one purpose and giving up the chance to use it for something else is -
ANSWER-trade off



In a market economy, the higher the price, -ANSWER-the less consumers will buy



The desire to make a profit is -ANSWER-profit motive



In a market economy, producers set a price that -ANSWER-consumers are willing to pay



Figures used to measure economic performance are called -ANSWER-economic indicators



Economic indicators measure -ANSWER-how much a country is producing, whether its
economy is growing, how the country compares to others.



A general increase in the price of goods and services is called -ANSWER-inflanation



The unemployment rate measures the number of people who -ANSWER-are willing to work



When the supply of goods is greater than demand, it can result in -ANSWER-surplus



The total amount of money a government owes is its -ANSWER-national debt



The rise and fall of economic activity over time is called -ANSWER-business cycle

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