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Terms in this set (70)
Standard of living This term defines the necessities, comforts, and luxuries enjoyed or desired
by an individual or family.
Business cycle This general term describes the wavelike pattern of rising and falling
economic activity, consisting of expansions, peaks, contractions, and
troughs.
Purchasing power This term is used to characterize the value of a currency by describing the
amount of goods and services each dollar buys at a given time. Deflation,
the opposite of inflation, tends to increase this value.
Inflation This phenomenon is measured by the increasing cost over time of goods
and services that a typical household might purchase.
Utility This economic term refers to the satisfaction received from buying and using
certain types or quantities of goods and services.
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Personal Finance Exam 1 –
Practice Questions with
Answers
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Terms in this set (70)
Standard of living This term defines the necessities, comforts, and luxuries enjoyed or desired
by an individual or family.
Business cycle This general term describes the wavelike pattern of rising and falling
economic activity, consisting of expansions, peaks, contractions, and
troughs.
Purchasing power This term is used to characterize the value of a currency by describing the
amount of goods and services each dollar buys at a given time. Deflation,
the opposite of inflation, tends to increase this value.
Inflation This phenomenon is measured by the increasing cost over time of goods
and services that a typical household might purchase.
Utility This economic term refers to the satisfaction received from buying and using
certain types or quantities of goods and services.
Personal Finance Exam 1.pdf Personal Finance Exam 1.pdf Personal Finance Exam 1.pdf
