Scarcity refers to:
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Scarcity means resources are limited relative to wants.
English • basic-concepts
Last updated on 2026-02-07
Three 10-question bundles from our Economics Basic Concepts quiz library.
Bundle 1
Bundle ID: 1200000000
Scarcity refers to:
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Scarcity means resources are limited relative to wants.
Opportunity cost refers to:
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Opportunity cost means the value of the next best alternative forgone.
Trade-off refers to:
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Trade-off means giving up one thing to get another.
Ceteris paribus refers to:
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Ceteris paribus means holding other factors constant.
Productivity refers to:
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Productivity means output per unit of input.
Specialization refers to:
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Specialization means focusing on a narrow set of tasks.
Division of labor refers to:
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Division of labor means splitting production into specialized tasks.
Marginal cost refers to:
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Marginal cost means the additional cost of one more unit.
Marginal benefit refers to:
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Marginal benefit means the additional benefit of one more unit.
Diminishing marginal utility refers to:
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Diminishing marginal utility means each extra unit gives less added satisfaction.
Bundle 2
Bundle ID: 1200000001
Elastic demand refers to:
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Elastic demand means quantity responds more than price.
Inelastic demand refers to:
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Inelastic demand means quantity responds less than price.
Equilibrium refers to:
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Equilibrium means quantity demanded equals quantity supplied.
Shortage refers to:
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Shortage means quantity demanded exceeds quantity supplied.
Surplus refers to:
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Surplus means quantity supplied exceeds quantity demanded.
Inflation refers to:
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Inflation means a sustained rise in the general price level.
Deflation refers to:
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Deflation means a sustained fall in the general price level.
Real GDP refers to:
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Real GDP means gdp adjusted for price changes.
Nominal GDP refers to:
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Nominal GDP means gdp measured at current prices.
Economic growth refers to:
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Economic growth means an increase in real gdp over time.
Bundle 3
Bundle ID: 1200000002
Economic development refers to:
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Economic development means improvements in living standards and quality of life.
Fiscal policy refers to:
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Fiscal policy means government spending and taxation.
Monetary policy refers to:
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Monetary policy means control of money supply and interest rates.
Public good refers to:
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Public good means non-excludable and non-rival.
Negative externality refers to:
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Negative externality means a third party bears a cost.
Positive externality refers to:
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Positive externality means a third party receives a benefit.
Comparative advantage refers to:
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Comparative advantage means lower opportunity cost.
Tariff refers to:
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Tariff means a tax on imported goods.
Quota refers to:
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Quota means a limit on import quantity.
Medium of exchange refers to:
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Medium of exchange means money used to buy and sell.
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