Introduction to Economics
Types of Economies
Economic Concepts
Economic Development
Misc.
100

What are the two branches of Economics?

Microeconomics & Macroeconomics

100

This economy is also known as the 'Private Enterprise" economy. 

Market Economy

100

Quantity of goods or services that consumers are willing and able to buy at a particular price. 

Demand

100

A developed economy is characterized by what metric...

Gross Domestic Product

100

This economic indicator predicts where the economy is heading...

Leading

200

What is the measurement concept that is used by individuals to make decisions?

Utility

200

In this economy, the government controls all elements of the economy and establishes how income is distributed. 

Centrally Planned Economy

200

Quantity of good or service a business is willing to provide within a range of prices. 

Supply

200

This economic indicator does not adjust until after the economy has experienced change...

Lagging

200

These guidelines detail how money is collected and spent at all levels of government

Fiscal Policy

300

The potential benefits that an individual, investor, or business misses out on. 

Opportunity Costs

300

In this economy, market forces and self-interest determine whar goods are created and sold. 

Market Economy

300

This intersection is when supply and demand are equal. 

Equilibrium 

300

This individual first discussed Absolute Advantage in his book "The Wealth of Nations" published in 1776. 

Adam Smith

300

Decisions with this impact the amount of money in circulation...

Monetary Policy

400

What are the two main areas of Macroeconomic Research?

Long-Term Economic Growth 

Short-Term Business Cycles

400

This country comes the closest to being the definition of a "Market Economy".

The United States

400

The maximum price a customer is willling to pay for a product or service. 

Willingness to Pay

400

When countries produce high-quality items and import from other countries items that they too also produce at a high standard... German Cars and France's Wine...

Comparative Advantage

400

This measures the change in prices in an economy and is the most popular measurement of inflation and deflation...

Consumer Price Index (CPI)

500

The income provided by businesses and then spent by individuals on goods and services is known as what?

Circular Flow of Transactions

500

In this economy, citizens own small household items and furniture. 

Centrally Planned Economy

500

Two types of differences that affect WTP...

Extrinsic & Intrinsic

500

What are some problems an economy in transition might experience...

Inflation, Increased Unemployment, and widening income gaps...

500

This economic indicator for Leading involves a # of these... hint: Think Hammer and Nail...

Housing Starts

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