When supply is greater than demand prices decrease.
What is the law of supply
3 Key economic questions that every society must answer.
What are we going to produce
How are we going to produce it
Who gets the goods and services
Working on cars, computer programming.
What are examples of hard skills
The next best choice you did not make.
What is opportunity cost?
A long-term impacts of having a good credit history.
It's easier to pay for major puchases like cars, houses, and education.
When demand is greater than supply, prices increase.
What is the law of demand
Efficiency, Security, Freedom, Growth, Equity
The economic goals that all societies have.
Rent, car insurance, car payment?
What are examples of fixed expenses
A record of your income and expenses.
What is a budget?
Don't go over your limit and pay on time.
What are two things that you have to do with any credit.
The study of how people produce, distribute, and use goods and services.
What is economics?
The oldest type of economic system
What is a traditional economy?

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What are John's gross wages this pay period.
Money that you borrowed and you owe.
What is debt?
The time between when you make a purchase using the credit card and the date when the credit card company begins charging you interest
What is a grace period?
The reason you can't always get what you want.
What is scarcity?
The type of economy that is characterized by the Government owing most of all of the resources in the economy.
What is a centrally planned (command) economy?
. Healthcare and Paid time off
What are types of benefits offered by employers
Interest that is wealth building.
What is compound interest?
The best strategy for paying your credit card bill?
What is Pay the entire balance every month?
Inflation
The cost of many things increase over a long period of time.
The structure of methods and principles that a society uses to produce and distribute goods and services.
What is an economic system?
Money taken out of an employee's paycheck to pay taxes on their behalf.
What is withholding?
No one can open a credit card in your name
What happens when you freeze your credit?
A history of how you pay back loans and credit cards
What is a credit report?
It's not worth the trouble to pick up my friend before school- describes what economic process?
What is a cost benefit analysis?

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What is a Traditional economic system?
Flexible, short-term, and independent jobs.
What is the gig economy?
Money
What is anything you exchange for goods or services?
What makes lenders feel that you can’t handle more debt.
Why does higher credit utilization decrease your credit score?