Economics
Economics Part Deux
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100

The fact that there are limited resources (with unlimited wants)

What is scarcity

100

The inefficiency in a market, caused by taxes, shortages, surpluses, etc.

What is deadweight loss

100

This is the value of the thing you could have produced but didn't when you spent time, resources and energy producing something.

What is opportunity cost?

100

The direct trading of goods and services between people without the use of money

What is barter

100

A kiosk sets 1000 cups of lemonade out to be sold at the fair but only 200 are bought.  What is the economic term for the remaining 800?

What is a surplus?

200

Someone who buys goods and services

What is a consumer

200

Actions done for others in exchange for payment

What are services

200

A motivation to do (or not do) something

What is an incentive?

200

This is found by subtracting total explicit costs from total revenue

What is accounting profit

200

Along with clear property rights and a limited government whose powers and jurisdiction are outlined in a constitution, this important element must be present in order for liberty to be maintained.

What is personal responsibility of the citizens?

300

This is the study of the allocation of scarce resources which have alternative uses

What is economics?

300

According to Mr. Dwight Lee, in order to make sure the overseers also act within the rules, it is important to write down and ratify one of these.

What is a constitution 

300

The effort people contribute to the production of goods and services; one of the factors of production

What is labour

300

Making your yard beautiful and richly landscaped and thereby increasing the value of the other houses on the block would be an example of a ______________________

What is a positive externality?

300

He wrote that government providing social services would lead to many negative economic, political and human problems.

Who was Paul Poirot?

400

The story of this item uncovers the seemingly miraculous cooperation of millions of people across many nations and social classes

What is a pencil?

400

When an item leaves a country it is called this.

What is an export?

400

Economic system in which the government or some central body makes the fundamental economic decisions of a society

What is a command economy

400

This is the difference between the amount of money you were willing to spend for an item and the amount of money you actually spent

What is consumer surplus?

400

This is an unintended cost imposed on others by the action of someone

What is an externality?

500

Nike running shoes probably have a ____________ elasticity of demand

What is high?

500

The machines, tools, factories and equipment which enable production to happen.

What is capital?

500

The decrease of the value of money over time compared to prices of goods; or the increase of prices of goods compared to the value of money over time.

What is inflation?

500

He wrote a book about the human need for a powerful and controlling government. He called the book, Leviathan.

Who was Thomas Hobbes?

500

This is Mr. White's favorite prop from Euclid

What is III.16?

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