Personal Finance: Chapter 5 Study Guide

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Colin Wright
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Professional Development
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10th - 11th Grade
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18 plays
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Easy
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1.
Multiple Choice
An example of discretionary spending is.....
Utilities and Food
Transportation
Monthly Rent
Nonessential goods and services
2.
Multiple Choice
Why do stores like scan and go options, apps, and one-click purchases?
. It’s harder for customers to pay, so they end up saving money.
It makes paying easier and faster, so customers are more likely to overspend.
Digital pay is the way of the future, and retail stores like being ahead of the times.
It's easier for the retail store clerks.
3.
Multiple Choice
As an effective marketing strategy, companies pay a lot to...?
Have their products strategically placed in the store.
Get you to dislike their branding.
Confuse you about their product.
Choose a brand similar to theirs.
4.
Multiple Choice
When someone steals and uses your debit or credit card info, that's called....
Networking
Borrowing
Fraud
Authorized Spending
5.
Multiple Choice
What does it mean to develop power over purchase?
You are powerless in the face of an impulse purchase
You can make decisions very quickly when it comes to purchasing items
You are able to slow down and think through your motives before buying something.
You have power to purchase whatever you want and you do so.
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