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Thursday, 25 December 2014
Sunday, 21 December 2014
21 DAY CHALLENGE - DAY 21
1. Identify the person in the photograph below.
2. Complete the sentence: The 2008 Nobel prize in Economic sciences was awarded to ________ for_____________.
3.
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2. Complete the sentence: The 2008 Nobel prize in Economic sciences was awarded to ________ for_____________.
3.
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If the price of beef
doubled and the price of poultry stayed the same, people would most likely
buy:
A. More poultry and less beef. B. Less poultry and more beef. C. The same amount of poultry and beef. D. Don't Know. |
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21 DAY CHALLENGE - DAY 20
1. Identify the person in the photograph below.
2. Complete the sentence: The 2014 Nobel prize in Economic sciences was awarded to ________ for_____________.
3. An increase from 5% to 8% in the interest rates charged by banks would most likely encourage:
A. Businesses to invest.
B. People to purchase housing.
C. People to save money.
D. Don't Know.
2. Complete the sentence: The 2014 Nobel prize in Economic sciences was awarded to ________ for_____________.
3. An increase from 5% to 8% in the interest rates charged by banks would most likely encourage:
A. Businesses to invest.
B. People to purchase housing.
C. People to save money.
D. Don't Know.
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Friday, 19 December 2014
21 DAY CHALLENGE - DAY 19
1. Identify the person in the photograph below.
2. Complete the sentence: The 1999 Nobel prize in Economic sciences was awarded to ________ for_____________.
3. When deciding which of the two items to purchase, one should always:
A. Choose the item that costs less.
B. Choose the item with the greatest benefits.
C. Choose an item after comparing the costs and benefits of both items.
D. Don't Know.
2. Complete the sentence: The 1999 Nobel prize in Economic sciences was awarded to ________ for_____________.
3. When deciding which of the two items to purchase, one should always:
A. Choose the item that costs less.
B. Choose the item with the greatest benefits.
C. Choose an item after comparing the costs and benefits of both items.
D. Don't Know.
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Thursday, 18 December 2014
21 DAY CHALLENGE - DAY 18
1. Identify this economist from the photograph below.
2. Complete the sentence: The 1987 Nobel prize in Economic sciences was awarded to ________ for_____________.
3. When governments supply products and services, these products and services usually benefit:
A. More than one person at a time whether they have paid for it or not.
B. Only the people who pay for these products and services.
C. Business at the expense of consumers.
D. Don't Know.
2. Complete the sentence: The 1987 Nobel prize in Economic sciences was awarded to ________ for_____________.
3. When governments supply products and services, these products and services usually benefit:
A. More than one person at a time whether they have paid for it or not.
B. Only the people who pay for these products and services.
C. Business at the expense of consumers.
D. Don't Know.
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Wednesday, 17 December 2014
21 DAY CHALLENGE - DAY 17
1. Identify this economist from the photograph below.
2. Complete the sentence: The 1970 Nobel prize in Economic sciences was awarded to ________ for_____________.
3. When the federal government's expenditures for a year are greater than its revenue for that year, the difference is known as:
A. The national debt.
B. A budget deficit.
C. A budget surplus.
D. Don't Know.
2. Complete the sentence: The 1970 Nobel prize in Economic sciences was awarded to ________ for_____________.
3. When the federal government's expenditures for a year are greater than its revenue for that year, the difference is known as:
A. The national debt.
B. A budget deficit.
C. A budget surplus.
D. Don't Know.
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