A. government controlling parts of the economy for the common good
B. revolutionary change
C. abolition of private property
D. totalitarian government and dictatorship of the proletariat

A. production depends on supply and demand
B. consumers create demand
C. producers supply what is demanded
D. all of the above

A. Public
B. Private
C. Communal
D. Indian

A. the amount of each commodity that can be produced given available resources
B. unlimited production of one commodity
C. limitless output of commodities
D. none of the above

A. land
B. capital
C. labor
D. time

A. must always be limited
B. maintains and fuels demand
C. is not a factor
D. is viewed unfavorably

A. excessive upward mobility
B. interlocking directorates
C. racial polarization
D. a combination of theoretical knowledge and training

A. public
B. private
C. common law
D. communal

A. truth
B. property
C. hapess
D. justice

A. anything that is manmade
B. anything that is produced in factories
C. anything that is derived from natural including
D. everything that is needed for the production of goods and services including human energy