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When a company's investment costs them money, the company is taking a ____________.

Loss

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The name of the crime that Bernie Madoff committed.

Ponzi Scheme

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Someone who owns a portion of a publicly traded company.

Shareholders

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A person who starts a business from scratch.

Entrepreneur

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Analyzing economic metrics at an individual business level is called?

Microeconomics

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The investment made to operate a business.

Costs.

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If company A and B offer the same product, but company B sells the product at a lower price. Company B has an _______________.

Absolute Advantage

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Those who rely on the success of the company, but do not have ownership in the company.

Stakeholders

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A person who spends money on goods or services in a marketplace.

Consumer

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Analyzing economic metrics for an entire country is called?

Macroeconomics

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Buildings, computers, and other supplies needed to operate a business. *One of the four factors of production.

Capital

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If company A and B offer the same juice product, but company B has more flavors to offer. Company B has an _____________.

Comparative Advantage

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If you have ownership in a publicly traded company, you own ________________ in the company.

Shares/Stock

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The owner of a publicly traded company who owns 51% or more of the stock.

Majority Owner

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This is one of the four factors of production that relies on people

Human Resources

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What a business losses when a certain decision is made instead of another.

Opportunity Costs

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If company A and B offer similar products, and company B's product is better quality, they have an ____________________.

Competitive Advantage

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A public company that facilitates a marketplace where investors can buy and sell stocks.

NASDAQ

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The decision by the ownership to focus on making money, but doing in a way that respects the community in which they operate. 

Corporate Social Responsibility

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A survey that evaluates how happy citizens of a certain country are.

Quality of Life

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Resources used in business that come from the Earth. *One of the four factors of production.

Natural Resources

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This metric is based on the access to goods and services citizens have within a country.

Standard of Living

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A market where investors can bid on stocks at auction.

NYSE

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This describes how ambitious company leaders are to grow an existing business. *One of the four factors of production.

Entrepreneurship

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A lengthy document that describes a business concept and given to potential investors. 

Business Proposal

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