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100

This fast-food chain's logo features two giant golden arches.

What is McDonald's?

100

If you earn $100 selling lemonade but spend $60 making it, this is the amount of profit you made.

What is $40?

100

There are only 10 concert tickets left, but 500 people want one. Economists use this word for something limited compared with how much people want it.

What is scarcity?

100

Gary Dahl became a millionaire in the 1970s by putting ordinary stones in boxes and selling them as these “pets.”

What are Pet Rocks?

100

This is the largest planet in our solar system.

What is Jupiter?

200

The slogan “Just Do It” belongs to this athletic company.

What is Nike?

200

The total money a company receives from selling its goods or services, before subtracting costs, is called this.

What is revenue?

200

Nike and Adidas are examples of companies doing this when they try to sell similar products to the same customers.

What is competing / competition?

200

This company built its entire business around renting homes and rooms belonging to other people.

What is Airbnb?

200

In Minecraft, combining four wooden planks creates this object, which is needed to craft many other items.

What is a crafting table?

300

This company owns Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp.

What is Meta?

300

A business has $500 in revenue and $350 in expenses. Its profit is this amount.

What is $150?

300

If 1,000 people suddenly want Stanley cups but the number of cups available stays the same, this economic force has increased.

What is demand?

300

This Costco food combo has famously remained priced at $1.50 for decades.

What is the hot dog and soda combo?

300

This Pokémon is number 25 in the Pokédex.

Who is Pikachu?

400

This streaming company originally started by mailing DVDs to customers.

What is Netflix?

400

You buy 20 bracelets for $4 each and sell all 20 for $7 each. This is your total profit. 

What is $60?

400

If the price of a candy bar rises from $1 to $5 and fewer people decide to buy it, the amount people want to purchase has done this.

What is decreased?

400

In 2026, this gaming platform introduced new Kids and Select accounts, changing chat and game access based on users’ ages. 

What is Roblox?

400

This country is both a continent and a country.

What is Australia?

500

Larry Page and Sergey Brin founded this company while they were graduate students at Stanford.

What is Google?

500

If a business earns exactly enough money to cover all of its costs, it has reached this point. 

What is the break-even point?

500

When one company is the only seller of a particular product or service in a market, economists call it this.

What is a monopoly?

500

In 2000, Blockbuster had the opportunity to buy this future streaming giant but declined.

What is Netflix?

500

This is the only mammal capable of true sustained flight.

What is a bat?

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