Lesson 1.5.5
1.5.5 Business choices and opportunity cost Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Business, Unit 1
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What is meant by the term opportunity cost?
- Next best alternative
- Total money spent
- Future expected profit
- Fixed operational cost
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A firm invests £100,000 in a factory instead of shares yielding 6%. What is the opportunity cost?
- 6% share return
- £100,000 factory cost
- Expected factory profit
- Zero financial cost
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What occurs when a business gives up one benefit to gain another?
- Economy of scale
- Capital loss
- Market failure
- A trade-off
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An entrepreneur leaves a £40,000 job to start a business. What is the opportunity cost?
- Zero cost
- Startup capital
- £40,000 salary
- Business profit
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What is giving up one benefit to gain another alternative benefit called?
- Opportunity cost
- Sunk cost
- Trade-off
- Fixed cost
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Choosing between a low-cost supplier and a high-quality supplier represents what decision?
- Economies of scale
- Trade-off
- Synergy
- Market segment
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Using shop space for production rather than storage represents which cost concept?
- Fixed cost
- Variable cost
- Opportunity cost
- Direct cost
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What does opportunity cost measure when choosing between business options?
- Expected future profit
- Total production cost
- Next best alternative
- Retained earnings
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An owner works unpaid in their business. What term describes the lost external wages?
- Capital expenditure
- Marginal cost
- Overheads
- Opportunity cost
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Spending a budget on TV advertising instead of online ads creates what type of decision?
- Horizontal integration
- Break-even point
- Trade-off
- Franchise agreement
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What is the opportunity cost of holding cash instead of investing it?
- Cash flow forecast
- Foregone interest return
- Bank transaction fee
- Total capital expenditure
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A machine is used for Product A instead of Product B. What is foregone?
- Output of B
- Total overheads
- Fixed assets
- Variable costs
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When choosing between two options with limited capital, what concept helps compare benefits lost?
- Historical cost
- Opportunity cost
- Depreciation rate
- Tax liability
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Why is opportunity cost higher in a rapidly growing market?
- Lower interest rates
- Better alternatives exist
- Declining sales volume
- Decreased competition
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Expanding overseas reduces focus on the domestic market. What does this demonstrate?
- Trade-off
- Monopoly
- Diversification
- Delegation
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Opportunity cost measures the value of how many foregone alternatives?
- All possible alternatives
- Average variable costs
- Total business costs
- Single best alternative
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A machine can produce 500 X or 300 Y. What is the opportunity cost of 500 X?
- 500 X units
- 300 Y units
- 200 Y units
- 800 total units
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Choosing between major strategic investments creates a high opportunity cost due to what factor?
- Sunk production expenditure
- Decreased tax liability
- Foregone alternative returns
- Fixed sales revenue
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What term describes the cost of the next best alternative foregone?
- Opportunity cost
- Trade-off
- Sunk cost
- Fixed cost
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A firm keeps a warehouse rather than renting it for £12,000 annually. What is the opportunity cost?
- Zero cost
- £12,000 rental income
- £12,000 storage cost
- Warehouse value
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