Market Economy
Supply and Demand
Labor in America
Weapons
Adv. + Dis.adv.
100
the payment for the use of capital. (Hint: the cost for Entrepreneurs when they use capital)
What is Interest
100
the amount of product or service that buyers are willing and able to buy at different prices
What is Demand
100
paid workers
What is wage labor
100
to refuse to buy
What is boycott
100
this was "popping" in the late 1800s.
What is factory
200
A person who starts a business
What is Entrepreneur
200
Perspective of a producer
What is Supply
200
the condition that the labors had to work in factories
What is poor working condition.
200
people who would replace the employees if they ever went on strike
What is strikebreakers
200
the most common form of business ownership in the United States
What is corporation
300
The cost of Land
What is Rent
300
Having too much and too little (2 answers)
What is surplus and shortage
300
organization of workers that seek to improve wages and working conditions and to protect members' rights
What is labor union
300
people had to sign a contract stating that they would not join a union if they were hired as employees
What is Yellow-dog contract
300
the advantages and disadvantages of a partnership
What is share profit and losses
400
business owned by an individual
What is sole proprietorship
400
The shift of Market Price
What is change in supply or demand
400
the process by which representatives of the unions and business try to reach agreement about wages and working condition.
What is collective bargaining
400
containing the names of union members and supporters so that other employers would not hire them
What is blacklist
400
advantages and disadvantages of a sole proprietorship
What is control, keep all the profit, and harder to expand, small.
500
business that is separate from the people who own it and legally acts as a single person
What is corporation
500
When Demand increases. (how does it show on the graph)
What is shifts to the right.
500
Congress passed this Act in 1935 which required employers to bargain with unions that represent a majority of firms employees.
What is Wagner Act or the National Labor Relations Act
500
the reason why unions and businesses have conflicts
What is workers' wage, hours, condition
500
how people own a "piece of" the corporation
What is stock.
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