Intro to Econ
Corporate Econ
Macroeconomics
Financial Literacy
Surprise!
100

These are the four Factors of Production

What are Land, Labor, Capital, and Entrepreneurs?

100

This type of business is best for an LLC

What is a dangerous business?

100

A town creating new environmental laws because of pollution is this type of externality.

What is a positive externality?

100

This is the difference between progressive and proportional taxes.

What is "one changes based on income, the other stays the same"

100

These are the four phases of the business cycle.

What are Peak, contraction, trough, expansion?

200

In command economies, this answers for who to produce.

What is the government or one person/group?

200

It is easy for investors to leave this type of business organization

What is a corporation?

200

These are the four characteristics of money

What are Divisible, portable, durable, and scarce?

200

These are the three ways to secure a loan.

What are collateral, cosigners, and deposits?

200

This is the definition of supply

How much is produced at various prices

300

In Free Market economies, this answers what to produce.

What are consumers?

300

This is a way to classify firms in the same market

What are market structures?

300

Lenders and those on fixed incomes would be severely hurt if this happens.

What is Inflation?

300
This is the definition of a credit score.

What is a numerical way to see if someone is risky to lend to?

300

Equilibrium price is found by doing this.

What is finding where quantity supplied and demanded are the same?

400

These two types of economies are most similar.

What are mixed and free economies?

400

This market structure focuses on a few businesses controlling a large portion of a market

What is an Oligopoly

400

This is why the federal reserve is "privately owned, publicly run".

Banks put money into it, the government runs it

400
This is why diversification is important.

If something bad happens, your money is still secure

400

This is the definition of economic freedom.

What is being able to do what you want, without fear of not having enough money?

500

This is what's represented on a Production Possibilities Curve

What is the opportunity cost of making two things?

500

This is how Categories of Labor establishes wages

What is the level of skill your job requires?

500

These are the three uses of money

What are Storing value, measuring value, and being universally used?

500

These are two ways to lower an insurance premium.

What are raising your deductible and being less risky?
500

This is the best way to do your taxes AND what you should do if you can't pay a loan. (two questions!)

Turbotax and call the loan provider
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