1. How do businesses support governments?
Business taxes support government.
2. A healthy business climate contributes to the ________ of people in a society.
standard of living
3. The term global business
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1. How do businesses support governments?
Business taxes support government.
2. A healthy business climate contributes to the ________ of people in a society.
standard of living
3. The term global business environment refers to ________.
the international forces that affect business
4. Business is different from a government agency because ________.
businesses seek to make profits, but government agencies generally do not
5. The ________ refers to the international forces that affect a business.
global business environment
6. The environment in which a firm conducts its operations and derives its revenues is the ________.
domestic business environment
1. Which of the following contributed to the increase in prices for homes before the burst of the housing bubble?
Banks and mortgage companies made it easier for people to buy homes, increasing demand.
2. In the early stages of the housing bubble, when demand for housing increased and demand exceeded supply, what happened to the equilibrium price for houses?
The Equilibrium price for the house increased.
3. How did new banking regulations and tightened credit standards affect the supply and demand curves for houses?
The demand for houses decreased, creating a surplus.
4. When the U.S. government mounted a bailout in an effort to avoid a depression, which economic tool was it using?
Increased spending
5. When the housing bubble burst, homebuilders lost their jobs and millions of people stopped buying discretionary goods and even basic necessities. This resulted in layoffs because businesses experienced less demand. Higher unemployment resulted in even less spending and more layoffs. This situation is known as ________.
cyclical unemployment
6. Labor includes the physical and intellectual contributions people make while engaged in ________.
economic production
7. ________ includes the physical and intellectual contributions people make while engaged in economic production.
Labor
8. An economic system is a nation's system for ________.
allocating its resources among its citizens
9. The results of a customer satisfaction survey are examples of ________.
information resources
10. A(n) ________ is a nation's system for allocating its resources among its citizens, both individuals and organizations.
economic system
11. Capitalism is a system that sanctions the ________ of the factors of production.
Private Ownership
12. ________ is the price at which the quantity of the goods demanded and the quantity of the goods supplied are equal.
Market Price
13. When selling a product to the general public, what would a demand and supply curve be used to determine?
Market Price
14. ________ is a system that sanctions the private ownership of the factors of production.
Capitalism
15. What is market price?
The price at which the quantity of goods demanded and the quantity of goods supplied are equal
16. Aggregate output refers to the total quantity of goods and services produced by a(n) ________ during a given period.
economic system
17. ________ is the principle that exchange rates are set at so that the prices of similar products in different countries are about the same.
Purchasing power
18. What is a natural monopoly?
An industry in which one company can most efficiently supply all the needed goods or services
19. When prices increase over time, this is the result of ________.
Inflation
20. When a company can attract employees for relatively low wages, which of the following might be true of the local community?
There is high unemployment.
21. A ________ falls under the category of a global business environment.
Trade Agreement
22. The technological environment includes which of the following?
Human Knowledge
23. The environment in which a firm conducts its operations and derives its revenues is the ________.
Domestic Business Environment
24. The domestic business environment refers to ________.
the environment in which a firm conducts its operations and derives its revenues
20. Increased prices for goods and services that are widespread throughout an economic system are called ________.
Inflation
21. Labor includes the physical and intellectual contributions people make while engaged in ________.
economic production
22. ________ includes the physical and intellectual contributions people make while engaged in economic production.
Labor
23. An economic system is a nation's system for ________
allocating its resources among its citizens
24. The results of a customer satisfaction survey are examples of ________.
information resources
25. A(n) ________ is a nation's system for allocating its resources among its citizens, both individuals and organizations.
economic system
26. The general term for groups and individuals who are directly affected by the practices of an organization is ________.
stakeholders
27. How a business attempts to balance its commitments to relevant groups and individuals in its social environment is ________.
social responsibility
28. What are the three broad categories of managerial ethics?
Behavior towards employees, the organization, and economic agents
29. Which of the following entities is NOT an organizational stakeholder of a bakery?
The competitors
30. An employee who discovers and tries to put an end to a company's unethical, illegal, or socially irresponsible actions by publicizing them is a ________.
whistle-blower
31. Ethical and unWhich of the following describes a conflict of interest?
Which of the following is a concept that addresses the overall way in which a business attempts to balance its commitments to relevant groups and individuals in its social environment?s are determined ________.
partly by the individual and partly by the culture
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