Any point that lands on the Production Possibilities Curve is known as..
What is "full production"
Which two units are constantly flowing in opposite directions in the Circular Flow Model?
What is "Money and Resources"
In Economics we classify an alternative choice as a _________.
What are "trade-off"
Human effort that produces goods and services
What is "Labor"
Who is this racecar?
Who is "Lightning McQueen"
What do we classify Point C as?
What is "idle resources"
What do Households and Individuals have to offer in the Circular Flow Model?
What is "4 Factors of Production" or "Productive Resources"
Giving up the next best alternative when making a choice is called ____________.
What is "opportunity cost"
Goods that are used to produce other goods and services are known as ______________.
What are "capital goods"
What kind of bugs are the villains in A Bug's Life?
Who are "grasshoppers"
What is the opportunity cost of moving from Point A to Point B?
What is "4 goods"
Money that businesses and firms earn from selling goods and services is called ____________.
What is "Revenue"
The additional satisfaction or usefulness we receive from making a decision is known as __________.
What is "utility"
Which factor of production would Minnesota's Iron-Ore range be considered?
What is "Land"
Dory and Marlin travel to this famous city in Finding Nemo
Where is "Sydney"
What do we classify Point D as?
What is "unattainable"
What do businesses and firms have to offer in the Circular Flow Model?
What are "Goods and Services"
The fact that we have unlimited wants with limited time and resources is a result of _____________.
What is "scarcity"
Which factor of production involves re-imagining our productive resources to create a new or original idea?
What is "Entrepreneurship"
What is the name of Carl's dog in the Pixar classic Up?
Who is "Dug"
What causes a PPF to shift like this?
What is "more productive resources, more efficiency, more productivity"
What are the 4 types of income that Households and Individuals can earn from selling their productive resources?
What is "Rent (Land), Wages (Labor), Interest (Capital) and Profit (Entrepreneurship)
Name the 3 questions that all economies must answer..
What is "What to produce? How to produce? For whom to produce?"
Goods that are intended for "final use" are considered _________________.
What are "consumer goods"
This was the first Pixar film to be made, released in 1995
What is the "Toy Story"