Question | Answer | % Correct |
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What is a good or service sold to another country? | Export | 85%
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What rises when supply falls? | Demand | 75%
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Buying a used car counts toward GDP. (True/False) | False | 70%
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If 1 USD = 100 Japanese Yen, then how much Yen would be spent if I went out to dinner and spent $35.43? | 3543 | 65%
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Every business cycle includes a depression (True/False) | False | 65%
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China inflates their currency/lowers its value so it can export more. (True/False) | True | 65%
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What is someone legally classified as if they are not employed, but currently looking for employment? | Unemployed | 65%
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The United States is currently in a trade surplus with Canada. (True/False) | False | 60%
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What is an example of a trade barrier? | Tariff/Embargo/Quota | 60%
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What does WTO stand for? | World Trade Organization | 60%
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What country does the United States import the most from? | China | 55%
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What does GDP stand for? | Gross Domestic Product | 55%
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Name a business listed in the top 5 of the Fortune 500. | Walmart/Amazon/Apple/CVS/UnitedHealth | 55%
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How many times a year does inflation rate come out? | 12 | 50%
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Name one country in NAFTA (Which is not the United States). | Canada/China | 50%
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What does IMF stand for? | International Monetary Fund | 45%
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What is the free trade agreement that Canada, Mexico, and the United States is currently in? | NAFTA | 45%
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What is the currently unemployment rate of the United States (Jan 2022) in percent? | 4% | 40%
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What does NAFTA stand for? | North American Free Trade Agreement | 40%
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What does NAFTA promote? | Free Trade | 35%
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What is the total amount of money a country owes? | National Debt | 35%
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What is the rate of which a currency can buy another one? | Exchange Rate | 30%
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What's a tax placed on an import called? | Tariff | 30%
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What is it called when you import more than you export? | Trade Deficit | 30%
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What does CPI stand for? | Consumer Price Index | 20%
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What phase of the business cycle is the United States currently in? | Expansion | 10%
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What is it called when countries specialize in producing what they are good at and trading with other nations for what they are good at producing? | Comparative Advantage | 5%
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What's it called when imports are taxed in order to protect a domestic industry from foreign competition? | Protectionism | 5%
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What's the national debt of the United States? (Concatenate with letter variable. Ex: 45t, 45b, 45m, 45k) | 35t | 0%
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What's it called when you spend more than you make? | Budget Deficit | 0%
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What's it called when supply & demand are where they're supposed to be? | Market Value | 0%
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If you trade an item with a value of $5 in return for an item with a value of $9, what did you make? | Trade Surplus | 0%
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