Goods & Services
Resources
Supply, Demand & Trade
Spending, Saving & Budgets
Scarcity & Choices
100

Items people buy, like food, toys, or clothes

What are goods?

100

The workers and their skills are used to produce goods and services.

What is human capital?

100

The amount of a product that is available to be sold.

What is supply?

100

The money people earn from working.

What is income?

100

When there are not enough resources to meet everyone’s wants.

What is scarcity?

200

Work people do for others, such as haircuts or teaching.

What are services?

200

Natural materials used to make goods, like soil, water, trees, or minerals.

What are natural resources?

200

How many people want a good or a service

What is demand?

200

Money kept for future needs or wants.

What is saving?

200

Because of scarcity, people must make these

What are choices?

300

The people or businesses that make goods or provide services.

Who are producers?

300

Tools, machines, and buildings are used to make goods.

What are capital resources?

300

When supply is low and demand is high, what usually happens to prices?

What is they go up?

300

A plan for how to spend and save money.

What is a budget?

300

When resources are limited, businesses must do this to decide what to produce.

What is prioritizing or choosing?

400

The people who buy and use goods and services

Who are consumers?

400

The person who takes a risk to start a business.

Who is an entrepreneur?

400

The exchange of goods and services between people or countries

What is trade?

400

Something a person wants to buy but must wait for because they do not have enough money yet.

What is a financial goal?

400

This happens when people want more of something than is available, causing higher prices or limits.

What is a shortage?

500

When a business makes more money than it spends.

What is profit?

500

The three types of productive resources are used by all economies.

What are natural, human, and capital resources?

500

Trade without the use of money.

What is bartering?

500

Choosing one option and giving up another, like buying a toy instead of saving for a bike.

What is an opportunity cost?

500

When people cannot have everything they want, they must make this kind of decision to pick the best option.

What is choosing their greatest need?

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