Entrepreneurs
Econ 101
Market Structure
Production
Economic Indicators
100

An individual who undertakes the creation, organization and ownership of an innovative business with potential for growth

Who is an entrepreneur?

100

The study of how people choose to allocate scarce resources to fulfill their unlimited demands.

What is economics?

100

The nature and degree of competition among businesses operating in the same industry

What is market structure?

100

This theory is defined by the belief that the price of a product is determined by the market place

What is supply and demand?

100
The three main economic indicators we have discussed in class?

What is GDP, unemployment and the inflation rate?

200

A new business undertaking that involves risk

What is a venture?

200

This is the primary incentive of free enterprise

What is profit?

200

In this type of market structure there is only one seller who has control over supply and can exert nearly total control over prices.

What is a monopoly?

200

The point at which consumers buy all of a product that is supplied, there is neither a surplus or shortage. 

What is equilibrium?

200

Unhealthy prices rise and the economy is growing too rapidly

What is an inflationary period of the business cycle?

300

Camden, Trenton and Mt Holly are examples of this type of incentive, where businesses are encouraged to open due to a break in taxes, and grants for construction of these businesses

What is an enterprise zone?

300

Most democratic nations have a ______  enterprise system.

What is a free enterprise system

300

In this type of market structure there are just a few competing firms.  They have some influence over price, like a larger company in the auto industry.

What is an oligopoly?

300

In this situation change in price has very little effect on demand for products, for example insulin medicine demand doesn't change if the price rises or falls.

What is inelastic demand?

300

GDP begins to decline or stay put, consumers pull back on spending, unemployment begins to rise and the federal reserve may step into to lower interest rates to help stimulate the economy.

What is a recession?

400

A business that has stopped operating with a loss to creditors

What is a business failure?

400

Consumers often use _________ (tangible)  and ________ (intangible) as products to meet their wants and needs.

What are good and services?

400

In this market structure there are numerous buyers and sellers and many products that are very similar so they can be substitutes for conserns.

What is perfect competition?

400

The situation in which a change in price creates a change in demand.  For example, demand for butter tends to be elastic because there are lower priced substitutes.

What is elastic demand?

400

When GDP declines by more than 10%.

What is a depression?

500

Melita coffee used bamboo as a substitute for the shortage of what natural resource?

What is paper?

500

This is the basic characteristic of a free enterprise system?  Hint: It is also fairly common in sports, rankings and spelling bees.

What is competition?

500

A market structure in which many sellers produce similar but differentiated products.  Substitution is not always possible

What is monopolistic competition?

500

These are the 4 factors of production

What is land, labor, entrepreneurship and capital?

500

A period of manageable growth in the economy

What is an expansion period?

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