Types of resources
Economic systems
Supply and demand
On a graph
Needs vs. wants
100

What are natural resources?

Raw materials from nature used to produce goods.

100

What is a command economy?

A system in which a central authority such as the states makes the key economic decisions.

100

What is supply?

The amount of goods and services that producers will provide.

100

What does the demand curve mean?

How much people will want.

100

Is a dog a need?

No.

200

What are entrepreneurial resources?

The initiative to improve goods and services or create new ones

200

What is a market economy?

An economic system in which decisions are made in the marketplace according to the laws of supply and demand.

200

What is demand?

The amount of goods and services that consumers are willing to buy at different prices.

200

What does the supply curve mean?

How much companies are willing to supply.

200

Is food a need?

Yes.

300

What are human resources?

The knowledge, efforts, and skills people provide.

300
What is a mixed economy?

A combination and command and a market economy.

300

What does surplus mean for supply and demand?

Supply is greater than demand.

300

What does the top half represent?

Surplus.

300

Is water a need?

Yes.

400

What are natural resources?

Raw materials from nature used to produce goods.

400

What is a traditional economy?

Tradition and custom govern decisions.

400

What does shortage mean for supply and demand?

Demand is greater than supply.

400

What does the bottom half represent?

Scarcity.

400

Are new clothes a need?

No, as long as you already have clothes.

500

What are resources?

Things needed to make or produce a product.

500

What do economic systems determine?

What is made, how it is made and for who?

500

What does equilibrium mean for supply and demand?

Supply is equal to demand.

500

What is the equilibrium represent.

When supply is equal to demand.

500

Is a phone a need?

Yes, for kids over 11-10.

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