VOCAB
VOCAB 2
GRAPHING
ECONOMIC SYSTEMS
GUESS WHO
100

Water, Food, Medicine

What are Needs?

100

Pizza, Stuffed Animals, Vacation, Museum Tour

What are wants?

100

Price of Barbies goes from $10 to $15

Price Change: Graph shows a surplus

100

An economy based on customs, traditions and beliefs.

What is a Traditional Economy?

100

The United States Economic System

What is a Mixed Economy?

200
Studying at home vs. Studying at school

What are Substitute Goods?

200

Something you give up when you make a choice

What is Opportunity Cost?

200

New technology allows trees to be cut down twice as fast

Supply line will shift to the right. Supply Increase.

200

An economy where the government makes all decisions.

What is a Command Economy?

200

A high school has one gym but three sports teams that want to use it at the same time. 

What is Scarcity?

300

The fundamental economic problem: limited goods and resources with unlimited wants

What is Scarcity?

300

Tea, milk and sugar

What are Complementary Goods?

300

Consumer income is expected to decrease due to a recession. Graph the change in the housing market.

Demand will decrease. Demand shift to the left.

300

An economy where individuals make the decisions and own the resources

What is a Market Economy?

300

A city charges a fee for littering to discourage people from throwing trash on the ground

What is a Negative Incentive?

400

Quantity demanded exceeds quantity supplied

What is Shortage?

400

When the price of soda goes up from $6 to $8, sales fall by 30%. 

What is an Elastic Good?

400

Corn farmers are unable to purchase equipment because of tariffs.

Supply will decrease. Shift to the left.

400

An economy where the government lets the market be free until it has to step in.

What is a Mixed Economy?

400

The government sets a maximum legal price for apartments below equilibrium.

What is a Price Ceiling?

500

A store offers “Buy One Get One Free” on candy bars.

What is a Positive Incentive?

500

The price of salt doubles, but shoppers still buy the same amount because it’s used in most cooking.

What is an inelastic good?

500

The government sets a price ceiling below equilibrium for milk.

The price ceiling will lead to a shortage in milk.

500

Singapore, Switzerland and Hong Kong are the closest to it.

What is a Market Economy?

500

When the price of Advil increases, demand does not change.

What is Inelastic?

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