Foundations of Economics
Supply & Demand
Labor Markets & Unemployment
Business & Financial Markets
Labor Strikes & Newsies
100

This concept exists because resources are limited while wants are unlimited. 

What is scarcity? 

100

According to the law of demand, when prices rise, this usually happens to quantity demanded.

What is it decreases? 

100

In a labor market, workers do this.

What is supply labor?

100

This business organization gives owners limited liability protection.

What is a corporation? 

100

This 1877 strike spread across multiple cities after wage cuts.

What is the Great Railroad strike of 1877?

200

This is the next-best alternative given up when making a choice.

Who is opportunity cost?

200

According to the law of supply, producers will usually do this when prices rise.

What is supply more goods/services? 

200

Businesses and employers do this in the labor market.

What is demand labor? 

200

This market structure has many firms selling slightly different products.

What is monopolistic competition? 

200

This labor even began as a peaceful protest for an 8-hour workday before becoming violent. 

What is the Haymarket Riot? 

300

A PPC demonstrates these two economic concepts. 

What are trade-offs and opportunity cost? 

300

The point where supply and demand meet is called this.

What is equilibrium? 

300

This type of unemployment happens when workers are between jobs.

What is frictional unemployment? 

300

The Federal Reserve mainly controls these two things. 

What are interest rates and the money supply?

300

This strike showed that the federal government sometimes sided with business owners.

What is the Pullman strike? 

400
This type of economy relies mostly on consumers and producers to decide what gets produced.

What is market economy? 

400

If a major oil pipeline shuts down, this curve shifts left.

What is the supply curve?

400

This type of unemployment is caused by recessions.

What is cyclical unemployment? 

400

When inflation rises rapidly, the Fed will often do this.

What is raise interest rates? 

400

In Newsies, the newsboys organize together to improve these two things.

What are wages/pay and working conditions? 

500

From a biblical worldview, this means managing God-given resources wisely and generously. 

What is stewardship? 

500

When the government sets a price ceiling below equilibrium, this occurs.

What is a shortage? 

500

This type of unemployment happens when technology or industries change. 

What is structural unemployment? 

500

Stock prices are determined by these two forces.

What are supply and demand? 

500

This was one major lesson from Newsies.

possible answers: 

- What is collective action can influence outcomes?

- What is workers have more power together?

- What is organized workers can push for change? 

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