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Economies
100

A limited suppy of resources

Scarcity

100

The way an economic system is arranged

economy

100

In December, people want to buy Christmas trees. Is the demand higher or lower in December than in July?

Higher

100

Water, plants, sunlight are all examples of a 

Natural resource

100

The most common type of economy

Mixed

200

How many people want the goods that are available.

Demand

200

A scale that ranks economies from 0-100

Economic continuum

200

On December 26, is Santa's toy supply higher or lower than on December 23?

lower

200

Ingredients, farm equipment, school desks are examples of 

Capital resources

200

Limited or no government involvement

Market economy

300

Something that someone does for another person.

Service

300

Things that are bought and consumed or used

Goods

300

Santa has many elves to help him prepare for Christmas. What economic term do we use to define what the elves provide?

Service

300

Farmers, construction workers, nurses are examples of 

Human resources

300

Government makes all the decisions

Command economy

400

The amount of goods available at any given time

Supply

400

To send goods out of the country

Export

400

The gifts that Santa leaves for children can be felt and touched, which is called

tangible

400

Santa and his elves are an example of what type of resource?

Human

400

Economy based on supply and demand

Market economy

500

To bring goods into the country

Import

500

the value of the next best alternative

Opportunity cost

500

You and your parents go to the grocery store to get supplies to make cookies for Santa. What economic term refers to what you are buying?

Goods

500

Santa's toy shop and all the tools inside are an example of what type of resource?

Capital 

500

A blend of market and command economies

Mixed economy

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