Financial Literacy
This is the physical paper money and coins you use to pay for things in person.
Cash
This fast-food giant uses two giant golden arches shaped like the letter "M" as its iconic logo.
McDonald's
If a seller has 1,000 concert tickets available, this term describes the total amount of product ready to be sold.
Supply
This entrepreneur leads Tesla and SpaceX and bought the social media platform X (formerly Twitter).
Elon Musk
This career involves coming up with new product ideas, creating business models, and starting your own new venture from scratch.
Entrepreneur
When you put your money into a savings account, the bank pays you this extra percentage over time for keeping your money with them.
Interest
This popular coffee chain uses a green sirenic mermaid with two tails as its main brand mascot.
Starbucks
If a rare sneaker drops and thousands of people stand in line to buy it, this economic factor is very high.
Demand
He co-founded Apple in a garage and helped design the iPhone, iPad, and Mac computer line.
Steve Jobs
This professional keeps track of a company's financial records, manages taxes, and balances the account books.
Accountant
This card lets you spend money directly from your bank account instantly, unlike a credit card which is borrowed money.
Debit card
This athletic brand features a simple curved checkmark symbol known worldwide as the "Swoosh."
When the supply of a product goes down but the demand stays very high, the price usually does this.
Increases
He started Facebook in his college dorm room at Harvard in 2004.
Mark Zuckerberg
This person is in charge of creating ads, running social media campaigns, and attracting customers to buy a product.
Marketing manager (marketer)
This 3-letter term refers to the tax added to items you buy at a store, which goes to the local or state government.
Tax
This tech company uses a logo with four colorful squares forming a window
Microsoft
When a store has way too much inventory left over after the holidays, it puts items on sale to reduce this extra supply
Surplus (избыток)
He launched Amazon out of his garage and grew it into one of the world's largest shopping and cloud services.
Jeff Bezos
The 3-letter title for the highest-ranking executive in charge of managing an entire company.
CEO
Setting aside money in a emergency fund to cover at least 3 to 6 months of expenses is an example of this basic financial practice.
Saving/financial planning
This massive online store started out selling only physical books out of a garage in 1994.
Amazon
If a freeze destroys half the strawberry crop in Florida, the price of strawberries goes up due to the limited resources.
Scarcity (or a shortage)
In 1908, he revolutionized manufacturing by introducing the assembly line to build affordable automobiles like the Model T.
Henry Ford
This department in a company handles hiring new employees, resolving workplace issues, and setting up worker benefits.
HR (human resources)