This economic concept is the word for the gap between unlimited wants and limited resources
What is scarcity?
The quantity demanded goes down?
or the quantity supplied goes up?
What is Monopolistic competition?
This is measure of all sales on final good within a given period, normally a year.
What is GDP or Gross Domestic Product.?
This form of unemployment is when a job is either outdated or permanently replaced
What is Structural Unemployment?
What is a trade off?
This is the point at which suppliers and consumers agree about how much should be produced and at what price.
What is Equilibrium?
This market structure has 4 to 6 competitors controlling 60 percent of the market share
What is an Oligopoly?
Does a new barn on a farm count towards GDP. If it does what type of spending is it?
Yes it does because it is is I=Business Investment
This form of Unemployment is when a job is gone because of a downturn in the economy.
What is Cyclical Unemployment?
Who is Carl Marx
this law expresses a inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded
What is the law of Demand?
What is a Barrier to Entry?
What are the 4 things that get calculated into GDP?
C=Consumer Spending
I=Business Investment
G=Government Spending
X-M= Net Exports
Which two forms of Unemployment are not a part of the Natural Rate of Unemployment?
Frictional and Structural?
This economic concept brought to us by Adam Smith said that supply and demand could create quality goods at good prices without government intervention.
What is the Invisible Hand of the Market?
Government subsidies and taxes help shift what are an example of this economic concept?
This type of market has lower prices due to the most competition.
What is Perfect Competition?
How would find the Unemployment for this country?
Unemployed=200/Total Workforce=1000 divide
multiply result by 100 to get a percent.
answer 20%
Which organization makes it their goal to keep Full employment and stable prices
What is the Federal Reserve? or The FED?
Replacing the fryer at Jens job is a update in which factor of production.
If the price of milk goes up what happens to Cereal?
Double points if you can remember the name of the relationship being expressed.
The demand for cereal shifts to the left or goes down.
Bonus points: What is a complimentary relationship
Monopoly and Oligopoly
Which type of Inflation is caused by increases in cost of production that gets passed on to the consumer
Cost-Push Inflation
What is demand-Pull inflation?

Point F on this PPC represents what economic situation?
If the quantity demanded is greater than the quality supplied then what has occurred in this market
What is shortage?
This type of company has limited liability due to the separation of ownership from management.
What is a corporation?
What is 4 percent?
Does Social Security count towards GDP, and if so what type of spending is it?
No and although it is government spending, social welfare programs do not count toward sales on final goods.