Supply & Demand
Business Cycles
Economic Systems
Inflation
Business 101
100

This term describes the quantity of a good or service that consumers are willing and able to purchase at a given price.

Demand

100

This phase of the business cycle is characterized by rising economic activity, increasing employment, and growing GDP

What is expansion.

100

This economic ideology relies on supply and demand with minimal government intervention, often associated with free markets.

What is capitalism

100

This term describes a general increase in prices and fall in the purchasing value of money over time

What is inflation

100

The number of students in this class period.

30

200

This economic principle states that as the price of a good increases, the quantity supplied generally increases, assuming all else is constant

What is the Law of Supply.

200

During this phase, economic activity reaches its highest point before declining, often marked by high consumer confidence and investment.

What is peak.

200

In this economic ideology, the government owns and controls most of production, aiming to distribute resources equally among citizens.

What is Socialism

200

This U.S. government agency publishes key data to measure of inflation

What is the Bureau of Labor and Statistics

200

Revenue - COGS - Expenses =

Profit

300

This point on a supply and demand graph shows where the quantity supplied equals the quantity demanded, resulting in market stability.

What is Equilibrium

300

This economic indicator, often measured by 6 months of negative GDP growth, signals the onset of a contraction phase

What is recession

300

This economic system, seen in societies like feudal Europe, depends on customs and traditions to determine production and distribution.

What is a Traditional Economy.

300

This type of inflation occurs when production costs, like wages or raw materials, rise and businesses pass those costs to consumers.

What is cost-push inflation

300

The value of the next best alternative you give up

What is Opportunity Cost.
400

This is when the percentage change in quantity demanded is greater than the percentage change in price, often seen with luxury goods.

What is elastic demand.

400

This phase, also known as the bottom of the cycle, occurs when economic activity stabilizes before recovery, often with high unemployment and low consumer spending.

What is the trough

400

This hybrid system combines elements of capitalism and socialism, with private enterprise and government involvement, as seen in countries like Sweden.

What is a mixed economy.

400

This type of inflation occurs when demand is greater than supply.

What is demand-pull inflation.
400

The third step to the Design Thinking process.

What is Ideate.

500
This shifter of demand is largely the cause of increased prices of Taylor Swift tickets for the Era's Tour.

What is Taste and Prefrences.

500

This economic period is defined by a declining economy for 12 months or more.

What is a depression

500

This Asian country is often referred to as having a free market economy.

What is Singapore.

500

This key metric is used to track inflation.

What is the consumer price index (CPI)

500

The business structure that limits liability and can only have up to 100 shareholders.

What is an S-Corp

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