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100

A plan that shows  your income, expenses, and savings.

what is budget


triple

100

Things that people must have to survive

What are needs


triple

100

Things that people would like to have but can live without

What are wants

100

Goods sent out of a country or state. 

What is export.

100

Value of the thing given up when a choice is made between two things

What is opportunity cost


Triple

200

Someone who buys goods and services

What is a consumer


Double

200

Actions done for others in exchange for payment

What are services

200

Products that people consume or use

What are goods

200

To receive money for a service. 

What is earn.

200

Things in nature for which humans have found a use

What are natural resources


Double

300

Someone who makes goods or provides services

What is a producer

300

A resource that is a person using their talent or skill. 

What is human resource


double

300

A resource that is human made and used to produce goods. 

What is capital resource.


Double

300

Name a capital resource in a bakery. 

Examples: oven, bowls, baking pans

300

The three purposes of money

What is

earn, spend, save

400

Give an example of a need.

Example: What is food, shelter, clothing, etc. 


double

400

Give an example of a want. 

What is candy, video game, soda, etc.


Double

400

A plan that shows how you earn, save, and spend money. 

What is budget. 

400

Tell something you would need to save money for. 

Example:  bike, computer, phone, etc. 


Triple

400

Tell something you would spend money on without having to save. 

Example: gum, candy, pencils, etc.

500
Where buyers and sellers meet. 

What is market

500

Give an example of something we export from Nebraska

Example: corn, soybeans, cattle

500

Give an example of something we import to Nebraska. 

Example: oranges, bananas, seafood

500

What you give up in order to purchase something else. 

What is opportunity cost 

500

Give an example of how a third grader could earn money. 

What is raking leaves, doing chores, lemonade stand, etc.


double

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