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the commitment of resources to a project or purpose that is expected to bring future profit to the investor.

what is an investment

100

Name one source of the American money supply.

what is the United States Department of the Treas- ury

100

an established system of political administration by which a nation, state, society, or organization is ruled.



what is a government

100

the economic condition in which high inflation is combined with high unemploy- ment, resulting in stagnation of productivity.


what is stagflation

100

who formulated the basic ideas of Communism and advocated the overthrow of the free market.


who is Karl Marx

200

one who borrows money or capital

what is a debtor

200

Who's duty is it operate America’s banking system

 who are the Board of Governors

200

 When taxes on commerce, real property, and personal and cor- porate incomes become too heavy,

what is Excessive taxation

200

the theory that reduction of taxes makes more money available for private investment in capital and research, thereby increasing productivity.

what is supply-side economics,

200

property owners that are to be overthrown

who are the bourgeois

300

one who lends money or capital


what is a creditor

300

Who makes decisions regarding the buying and selling of government securities, such as Treasury notes, bills, and bonds

 who are the Federal Open Market Committee

300

Inflation and debasement of money.

When a government, under the sponsorship of a central bank, adds too much to the money supply, prices rise rapidly, investments are discouraged, interest rates increase, and most people suffer economically.


what is Inflation and debasement of money.


300

The recurrent fluctuations in the level of economic activity

what is the business cycle.

300

a term for the middle working class

what is proletariat

400

an account that allows checks to be written up to the dollar amount that the account holder has deposited

what is a transaction account

400

What is the duty of the Federal Reserve Banks

They influence the policies of the private commercial banks with which you are familiar.


400

the building of magnificent public works, by indulging in impractical political and economic schemes, and by forming huge bureaucracies

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what is Excessive public expenditure

400

This term refers to the value of all finished goods and services produced by a nation’s citizens during a year’s time.

what is the gross national product (GNP),

400

 any economic system based upon collective ownership and control of many or most national resources

what is Socialism

500

an account holder’s written order that authorizes his bank to withdraw funds from his account

what is a check

500

a period, usually six months or longer, during which the economy recedes, or declines.

What is a recession

500

had the idea that it is government’s responsi- bility to pump money into an economy and ensure a low unemployment rate was part of the philosophy of British economist

who is John Maynard Keynes

500

he high point of a business cycle, where activity is at its highest,

what is the peak

500

an imagined place or state of things in which everything is perfect.

what is a utopia

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