Supply/Demand
Opportunity Cost/Scarcity
Goods/Services
Mixed Bag 1
Mixed Bag 2
100

Supply and demand affect goods and services in an economy. If people decide to buy more of a product, producers will MOST likely decide to ________.

make more of the product

100

The lack of adequate resources to obtain all of one's wants

scarcity

100

In economics, there are imports and exports. An import is _________.

Merchandise shipped from a foreign country.

100

Since the United States trades products with many countries, American consumers ________.

have a better selection of goods and services

100

The resources used to make the goods and services.

Factors of production

200

Ella Mai wants to go shopping for new shoes. She hears about a sale at a local store and decides to go there first. What encourages her to do this?

price incentive

200

When consumers want more goods and services than producers are willing to make available at a particular price

Shortage

200

Anyone who buys a good or service.

Consumer

200

The study of how people seek to satisfy their needs and wants by making choices

Economics

200

What are the 3 factors of production?

Land, labor, and capital

300

How much people want something

demand

300

When people use something, they gain something but give something else up.  What is given up by doing one thing instead of another is called _______.

Opportunity Cost

300

A Bicycle Store is an example of....

Specialization

300

When a cell phone is made in the South Korea and sold in the United States this is an example of?

An export

300

Human made resources resources that are used to produce other goods and services.

Capital

400

The amount of product that is AVAILABLE for the consumer to purchase

supply

400

When there is a low supply of a product, this is called....

scarcity

400

Someone who makes or grows goods, or offer services

producer

400

People who decide how to combine resources to create new goods or services.

Entrepreneurs

400

The act of giving up one benefit in order to gain another , greater benefit


trade off

500

When a small store closes because a larger store has opened close by, this is an example of.....

Competition

500

True of false. When the government establishes a price floor or price ceiling it is a means of dealing with demand.

False. It is a means of dealing with scarcity

500

Something we pay for that we can touch

goods

500

Name and describe at least three types of insurance.

Life (provided for your family if you die), health (covers health and medical expenses), disability (if you become disabled and unable to work), homeowner's (if your home becomes damaged or destroyed), comprehensive (wide range of catastrophes), and auto (covers financial cost for auto accidents).

500

The amount of money we pay for a good or service

price

600

A new toy came out before the holidays and they cannot keep enough on the shelves! This is an example of:

High Demand

600

Alyssa is hungry and thirsty. She only has enough money for Flaming Hot Cheetos or a Minute Maid Lemonade. She cannot buy both. If Alyssa buys chips, what is her opportunity cost?

The opportunity cost is her drink.  She will remain thirsty.

600

Something someone does for you is called a.....

Service

600

True or false. Lenders look at your test scores in school to determine if they will loan you money.

False. Your credit score will determine whether they will loan you money.

600

The money left over after all the business overhead has been paid

Profit

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