Market Structures
Employment Labor
Wages
Source of government Revenue & Government Spending
Financial Markets
100
When supply cannot keep up.
What is demand rising?
100

The country where we get most of our new products.

What is China?

100

What is the National Minimum Wage?

What is $7.25?

100

Who does the government spend most of its money on?

What are Old People?

100

What happens when fear is in the market?

Stocks go down?

200
Who owns a sole proprietorship?

What is one person?

200

The thing that the new tariffs are supposed to do.

What is increase domestic labor?

200

What is the minimum wage in California?

What is $16?

200

What is the main revenue source for the government?

What are Taxes?

200

What happens when the market is strong?

Stock prices rise?

300

Who owns a partnership?

What are two or more people?

300
The thing that happens to labor when a business is failing.

What is employees being let go?

300

What is the average Wage in CA?

What is $69000?

300

What is another source that is not tax where the government can get money from?

What are loans?

300
Who are the people that can trade stocks?

What is everybody?

400

A recession is.

What is a drop in spending?

400

The reason most of our products are from China.

The labor is much cheaper over there.

400
The two states that have the lowest minimum wage.

What is Wyoming and Georgia?

400

What is the third biggest thing that the government spends money on?

What is the Military?

400

Where can a person trade stocks?

What is a telephone?
500
A depression is.

What is a depression?

500

Does forced labor still play a part in our lives.

What is yes.

500

What do wages do when companies outsource to different companies?

What is wages go down?

500

What is the second highest cost thing that the government spends money on?

What is Social Security?

500

When was the most recent big recession?

What is 2008?

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