Hint | Answer | % Correct | |
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8 | The least worst way to run an economy | Capitalism | 60%
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19 | Keep prices rising slowly | Inflation | 55%
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11 | An egalitarian, entirely state-run society | Communism | 42%
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17 | The key yardstick of a country's economic performance | Gross Domestic Product | 39%
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20 | Falling prices can cripple an economy | Debt and deflation | 37%
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21 | As inevitable as death | Taxes | 31%
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9 | Governments should spend to prevent deep recessions | Keynesianism | 28%
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7 | Specialization+free trade=win-win | Comparative advantage | 20%
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47 | People behave differently in games | Game theory | 18%
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4 | Time is money | Opportunity cost | 18%
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3 | Beware relentless rises in population | The Malthusian trap | 14%
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10 | Control the growth of money | Monetarism | 12%
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15 | Money is a token of trust | Money | 11%
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2 | Something is perfectly priced when supply equals demand | Supply and demand | 10%
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18 | Central banks steer economies away from booms and busts | Central banks and interest rates | 9%
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22 | Zero unemplyment is impossible | Unemployment | 9%
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28 | Banks connect borrowers with lenders | Banks | 8%
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24 | The ledger of a country's international economic relations | Balance of payments | 7%
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1 | Self-interest is good for society | The invisible hand | 7%
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40 | Globalization is the adrenaline of capitalism | Globalization | 6%
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39 | The wealth gap will destablize nations | Inequality | 6%
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30 | Pass risk to those more willing to take it | Risky business | 5%
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36 | Companies must adapt or die | Creative destruction | 4%
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5 | People respond to incentives | Incentives | 4%
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29 | Stock markets sit at the heart of capitalism | Stocks and shares | 4%
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13 | Higher taxes mean lower growth | Supply-side economics | 4%
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46 | People are predictably irrational | Behavioural economics | 3%
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23 | The barometer of a country's standing | Currencies and exchange rates | 3%
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6 | Concentrate on your specialities | Division of labor | 3%
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12 | Individual human choices are paramount | Individualism | 3%
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14 | Rational people think at the margin | The marginal revolution | 3%
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42 | The biggest threat to world peace and prosperity | Protectionism | 2%
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25 | The irreplaceable foundations of society | Trust and the law | 2%
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50 | Intervene when people are not rational | 21st-Century economics | 1%
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34 | Humans are addicted to bubbles | Blowing bubbles | 1%
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27 | Bonds are the basis of government financing | Bond markets | 1%
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31 | Boom and bust are inevitable | Booms and busts | 1%
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35 | Economies seize up as credit drieds up | Credit crunches | 1%
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44 | Aim to pull the bottom billion out of poverty | Development economics | 1%
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45 | Act now to avoid terrible environmental costs | Environmental economics | 1%
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38 | Governments are addicted to debt | Government deficits | 1%
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49 | Economics is not all about money | Happynomics | 1%
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37 | House prices go down as well as up | Home-owning and house prices | 1%
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16 | Micro for business, macro for countries | Micro and macro | 1%
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33 | Money markets make the world go round | Money markets | 1%
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32 | Beware promising money you can't give | Pensions and the welfare state | 1%
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48 | Economics can apply to everything | Criminomics | 0%
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26 | Deal with oil shortages through intervention | Energy and oil | 0%
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41 | Nations can acheive more by working together | Multilateralism | 0%
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43 | Technology is economic fuel | Technological revolutions | 0%
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