Labor Unions
Taxes
Market structures
Competitive Firm
Supply and Demand
100

Labor Unions do what for people

What is negotiations for better wages, benefits, and working conditions.


Partial credit for partial responses

100

What is a compulsory financial charge imposed by a government

What is tax

100

This market structure has many buyers and sellers with identical products.

What is Perfect Competition

100

Profit equals total revenue plus total costs. 

       True/False 

What is FALSE- Profit equals total revenue MINUS total costs.

100

On a Demand curve when demand increases supply does what

what is increases

200

Collective Barganing is this?

The process that employers and unions do for betterment of employees

200

Tax rate decreases as income increases.

What is a regressive task

200

This market structure may use game theory or the prisoner's dilemma.

What is Oligopoly

200

The difference between total revenue and total cost.

What is profit

200

The “place” where goods and services produced by businesses are sold to households

What is The Product Market

300

Draw the table for collective bargaining with arbitrator and minute keeper

Bonus points for the most artistic and best drawn model

Ill evaluate the models my self

300

What happens where the real burden of a tax falls

What is a Tax Incident

300

This curve becomes kinked because rivals match price decrease but not increase.

 What is Oligopoly

300

The number and relative size of firms in an industry.

What Is Market Structure

300

the quantity of a good supplied in a given time period increases as its price increases, ceteris paribus, and vice versa.

What is the Law of Supply

400

What is GFB, BFB, and ULP.

How do these affect bargaining

Partial points for each right answer

Good Faith bargaining: good intentions on both sides for bargaining

Bad Faith Bargaining: One side or both sides not fully going into good bargaining to not be fair

Unfair Labor Practices: Could be manipulation on either side that affect bargaining under good faith


400

Tax to correct negative externalities

What is a Pigovian Tax

400

This situation occurs when a monopolist produces at the profit-maximizing level where MR = MC, but the price charged is greater than marginal cost, resulting in a loss of total surplus to society.

What is a Deadweight Loss

400

 A payment made for the use of a resource.

What is Explicit Cost

400

In a given time period, the quantity demanded of a good increases  
as its price falls, ceteris paribus (all things constant) and vice versa.

What is the Law of Demand

500

Which has the higher percentage of union membership

Private sector and public sector

What does the most employment look like in this sector

Partial points for getting half of the info

What is the private sector with the most membership in Education, force, firefighters, and EMT's

500

Tax is designed to protect consumer privacy and promote fair economic participation

What is Data Monetization Tax

500

A firm operates in a market where there are many firms, differentiated products, and low barriers to entry. In the short run, the firm is earning economic profit at the output where MR = MC and P > ATC. Over time, new firms enter the market, causing the firm’s demand curve to shift left and become more elastic until it is tangent to the ATC curve. 

  1. What is the market structure?  

  1. What happens to economic profit?  

  1. Does the firm produce productive efficiency, allocative efficiency, both, or neither?  

  1. What is the relationship between P, MC, and ATC? 

  1. Monopolistic competition  

  1. Economic profit = 0  

  1. Neither productive nor allocative efficiency  

  1. P > MC and P = ATC (tangent, not at minimum ATC) 

500

On your Paper Draw a Graph from left to right of Imperfect competition. Left being the fairest/easiest for entry, and right being the most unfair/hardest for entry 

Monopolistic competition, duopoly, perfect competition, monopoly, and oligopoly

What is Perfect competition, Monopolistic Competition, Oligopoly, Duopoly, Monopoly

500

What are 3 of the 6 shifters of supply

1. What is Technology. 

2. What is Factor Costs (Depends on the cost of the factors of production). 

3. What is Cost of Related Goods (Other goods – is it more profitable to make an alternative?). 

4. What is Taxes (Federal, State, and Local). 

5. What is Future Expectations (Expectations). 

6. What is Number of sellers. 

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