1) Expecting to have the same job as your parents and grand parents. a) Market b) Traditional c) Command d) Mixed 2) The government has little or no control over business decisions. a) Market b) Traditional c) Command d) Mixed 3) The government had complete control over workers and businesses. a) Market b) Traditional c) Command d) Mixed 4) There are privately owned businesses, areas of government control, and some people who work traditional jobs. a) Market b) Traditional c) Mixed d) Command 5) Not having enough of a resource a) Scarcity b) Opportunity Cost c) Cost Benefit analysis d) Free Enterprise e) Basic economic questions f) Supply and demand 6) Deciding what to make, how to make it, and who gets it. a) Scarcity b) Opportunity Cost c) Cost Benefit analysis d) Free Enterprise e) Basic economic questions f) Supply and demand 7) When faced with several choices, deciding if what you chose to do is better than what you chose not to do.  a) Scarcity b) Opportunity Cost c) Cost Benefit analysis d) Free Enterprise e) Basic economic questions f) Supply and demand 8) Prices of a good are determined by how much of it you have and how many people want it. a) Scarcity b) Opportunity Cost c) Cost Benefit analysis d) Free Enterprise e) Basic economic questions f) Supply and demand 9) In a market economy, this term is used to describe businesses that the government doesn't have much control over. a) Scarcity b) Opportunity Cost c) Cost Benefit analysis d) Free Enterprise e) Basic economic questions f) Supply and demand 10) Non-governmental jobs a) Scarcity b) Opportunity Cost c) Cost Benefit analysis d) Private Sector e) Basic economic questions f) Supply and demand

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