Business Ownership
(Chapter 8)
Government & the Economy
(Chapter 2&3)
Basic Economics
(Chapter 1)
Economic Indicators & Challenges
(Chapter 12&13)
Chapter 4 & 5
100

An organization created specifically to raise money and support a city museum (without trying to make a profit) is this type of organization

What is a nonprofit organization

100

This economic system is often associated with free markets with little government control, and is the system we have in the United States.

What is capitalism

100

This term describes the ongoing problem of not having enough resources to satisfy all human wants

What is scarcity

100

This is the total value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given year and is used to measure the size of a nation’s economy.

What is GDP - Gross Domestic Product -

100

This economic term means the desire for a good or service and the ability (money) to pay for it.

What is Demand

200
This is a type of business where an owner (like the people who run Subway or Little Caesars locations) pays a fee to use a well-known company’s name, products, and business model, and must follow the company’s rules and standards while operating the business





What is a franchise

200

In this economic system, the government controls the economy and individuals are not allowed to privately own property or major businesses.

What is communism

200

Food, water, and shelter are examples of these basic things people must have to survive.  

What are needs 

200

This is the percentage of people in the labor force who are willing and able to work, are actively looking for a job, but cannot find one, and it is used to measure unemployment in the economy; it reached its highest level (about 25%) during the Great Depression.

What is the unemployment rate

200

This economic term means the desire and ability to produce and sell a product.

What is Supply

300

This business structure is owned by shareholders and provides limited liability to its owners

What is a corporation

300

Highways, mass transit systems, schools, and hospitals are examples of this.

What is infrastructure

300

Video games, jewelry, and movie tickets are examples of these things people desire but do not need to survive.

What are wants

300

This is a contraction in the economy (the economy is getting smaller) that lasts two or more quarters, and it is not as severe as a similar term that starts with “D”; this term starts with the letter “R.”

What is a recession

300

When supply increases, this usually happens to price

What is the price will decrease

400

This type of business has one owner who has unlimited liability and the business ends if the owner dies

What is a sole proprietorship

400

This term refers to government payment that helps cover the cost of an economic activity considered to be in the public interest.

What is a subsidy

400

This happens when there is more of a product available than people need.

What is a surplus

400

This is the general increase in prices of goods and services over time that reduces purchasing power, and it is something people are experiencing at relatively high levels in 2026

What is inflation

400

When supply decreases, this usually happens to price

What is the price will increase

500

This type of organization is owned and operated by the people who use its services, where members share in the profits, make group decisions, and work together to meet their common needs

What is a co-op or a cooperative

500

North Korea is an example of this type of economic system.

What is a command economy

500

When resources are not being used to their full potential, this condition exists.

What is underutilization


 

500

This refers to how income is distributed in an economy when some people or households earn much higher amounts of money than others, creating a large gap between high earners and low earners, and it can be seen in countries like the United States, Brazil, and South Africa

What is income inequality

500

When supply increases, this usually happens to quantity available in the market

What is an increase in quantity

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