Instead of a town name, the words Consequences Just Ahead are written across a road sign.
Question
The artist used the image to convey a message. What message does this image present?
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Responses
There are consequences for your actions.
There are consequences for your actions.
Do not worry about consequences for your actions. Just have fun.
Do not worry about consequences for your actions. Just have fun.
There are never any consequences for actions.
There are never any consequences for actions.
The next town off of the highway is called Consequences.
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There are consequences for your actions.
Which situation is more likely to occur in a command economy than a market economy?
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A factory lays off unneeded workers.
A factory lays off unneeded workers.
A farm sells fruit by the side of the road.
A farm sells fruit by the side of the road.
A union negotiates a better pay rate with employers.
A union negotiates a better pay rate with employers.
A failing railroad receives assistance from around the country.
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A factory lays off unneeded workers.
A factory lays off unneeded workers.
A farm sells fruit by the side of the road.
A farm sells fruit by the side of the road.
A union negotiates a better pay rate with employers.
A union negotiates a better pay rate with employers.
A failing railroad receives assistance from around the country.
A failing railroad receives assistance from around the country.
Which of these states a basic economic question?
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What job is the best?
What job is the best?
How much should this good cost?
How much should this good cost?
What goods should be produced?
What goods should be produced?
Why should people learn about economics?
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What job is the best?
What job is the best?
How much should this good cost?
How much should this good cost?
What goods should be produced?
What goods should be produced?
Why should people learn about economics?
What goods should be produced?
Which of these is an example of a non-monetary incentive?
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earning payment for walking a neighbor's dog
earning payment for walking a neighbor's dog
being named on the school honor roll
being named on the school honor roll
getting $10.00 as a prize for finishing first
getting $10.00 as a prize for finishing first
winning a scholarship to attend a summer camp
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earning payment for walking a neighbor's dog
earning payment for walking a neighbor's dog
being named on the school honor roll
being named on the school honor roll
getting $10.00 as a prize for finishing first
getting $10.00 as a prize for finishing first
winning a scholarship to attend a summer camp
being named on the school honor roll
What is a tariff?
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a tax on exports
a tax on exports
a tax on imports
a tax on imports
a bonus to producers
a bonus to producers
a rebate for consumers
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a tax on exports
a tax on exports
a tax on imports
a tax on imports
a bonus to producers
a bonus to producers
a rebate for consumers
a tax on imports
How are producers different from consumers?
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Producers want to buy products from consumers.
Producers want to buy products from consumers.
Producers want low demand for goods.
Producers want low demand for goods.
Producers want high costs of resources.
Producers want high costs of resources.
Producers want a high quantity of sales.
Producers want a high quantity of sales.
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Producers want to buy products from consumers.
Producers want to buy products from consumers.
Producers want low demand for goods.
Producers want low demand for goods.
Producers want high costs of resources.
Producers want high costs of resources.
Producers want a high quantity of sales.
Producers want a high quantity of sales.
Producers want a high quantity of sales.
Which is true of relative prices?
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They are prices set by buyers and sellers.
They are prices set by buyers and sellers.
They describe prices in relation to each other.
They describe prices in relation to each other.
They tell where the supply of a good meets its demand.
They tell where the supply of a good meets its demand.
They help avoid shortages and surpluses.
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They are prices set by buyers and sellers.
They are prices set by buyers and sellers.
They describe prices in relation to each other.
They describe prices in relation to each other.
They tell where the supply of a good meets its demand.
They tell where the supply of a good meets its demand.
They help avoid shortages and surpluses.
They describe prices in relation to each other.
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