Vocabulary
Resources
Currency
Supply&Demand
Roll the Die
100

Who is a person who buys a good or service?

Consumer.

100

What resource do people do?

Human Resources 

100

What are all the coins values in the United States?

1, 5, 10, 25, 50, and $1 coins.

100

What is supply?

The amount of something available to sell.

100

Why do people trade?

Because of scarcity.

200

When you put money into a bank is to?

Deposit.

200

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200

What does Canada use as currency?

Dollars and cents.

200

What is demand?

How much the customer wants the item.

200

What is advertising used for for?

It is used to increase the demand for a product.

300

Not having enough of something is?

Scarcity.

300

An item people buy is a?

Good

300

True or false,Canadian bills are different colors?

True!

300

If the supply goes down what happens to the price?

It goes up.

300

Why is money good for trading?

It is portable,divisible,durable,and recognizable.

400

The thing that you give up when you buy something is?

Opportunity cost.

400

Something that is provided to you from someone else is a?

Service

400

How are Canadian bills different than American bills?

They are different colors, and they are made of polymer plastic paper instead of paper.

400

If demand goes up what happens to the price?

It goes up.

400

True or false, consumers make choices about what they buy because of how much money they have?

True.

500

Depending on others to produce things you need is?

Interpredence.

500

What resource uses big machines?

Capital resource.

500

How are Carribean coins different than US coins.

They are different weight and they have Queen Elizabeth's portrait on the front.

500

How does the demand affect the supply?

The supply goes down because people with demand buy the products.

500

True or false, earning an income is earned by trading time and effort for money.

True.

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