Vocab Words
New Deal
Market Outcomes
Wages
Supply and Demand
Competition
200

The rivalry between businesses selling similar products or services.

Competition

200

The New Deal program that gave young men jobs and led to the creation of our state and national parks.

The CCC

200

Sally uses her allowance to sell lemonade and make a profit.

Drew watches TikTok all night instead of doing his homework.

Sally

200

A payment made to an employee on a regular basis.

Wages

200

This happens when there is more supply than demand.

The Price Goes Down

200

These two smartphone companies with blue and green text bubbles compete with each other.

Apple and Android/Samsung

400

A financial result that can be positive or negative.

Economic Outcome

400

The 3 R’s of the New Deal.

Relief, Recovery, Reform

400

A bakery has a promotion for National Doughnut Day, leading to this economic outcome

More Sales/Money

400

Jordan works at a pet store and has a wage of $10 per hour. On Saturday, he worked for 4 hours.  This is the total amount of money Jordan earned in wages that day.

$40

400

This happens when there is more demand than supply.

The Price Goes Up

400

Emma’s town has only one internet provider. Since no other companies offer internet service, the provider keeps raising prices, and the service isn’t very good. People have no choice but to pay the high prices.

What happens when there is no competition

600

A bakery is setting the price on their new cupcakes. Before they can determine their price, they add up the price of ingredients, employee wages, and rent.

Costs

600

This New Deal program paid states to create unskilled jobs for the unemployed.

FERA

600

This happened in 1929, which led to many Americans and businesses losing money they needed to survive.

Stock Market Crash

600

James works 40 hours a week at a restaurant and earns $12 per hour. Marco watches a neighbors children sometimes and gets paid after the 4th time. This person has a wage.

James

600

A new iPhone is announced. Demand for the new iPhone affects the old version of the smartphone this way.

Price and Demand is lower

600

The race to have the best device on the market benefits this population/group.

Consumers

800

This changes depending on how many people want the product (supply and demand)

Market Prices

800

The Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA) asked farmers to destroy crops and livestock to help prices of goods increase, leading to this positive external benefit.

Farmer’s spent money on new equipment

800

Two companies race to produce the best smart speakers on the market. This vocab words leads to one of the companies unable to keep up and they go out of business.

Competition

800

This drove the prices of items down during the Great Depression, resulting in the loss of jobs because companies could not afford their employees’ wages.

Deflation

800

Supply chain issues due to this pandemic in 2020 lead to a toilet paper shortage which resulted in empty shelves and high prices

Covid-19

800

As cellphones became smartphones and turned into computers that fit into our pockets, this well known phone manufacture slowly faded.

Nokia

1000

A company hosts a beach clean up project in order to get more involved in their community. After the beach cleanup, the sea turtle population in the area grows.

External Benefits

1000

A negative external benefit of the New Deal.

Can Vary - Use Discretion - destroyed crops/livestock while people starved,segregation & exclusion of some programs, put the country in debt, big government

1000

A company wants to create a new video game. They need to pay for designing, programming, and testing the game, plus the making physical copies and marketing it. These expenses are added up before they can start selling the game or decide the price to the game at.

Costs

1000

FDR’s New Deal was focused around the three “R”s. This “R”’s  goal was to help relieve the American Population from poverty.

Relief

1000

This New Deal program sought to fix overproduction by lowering the supply of agricultural goods and increase the selling price of things such as meat and grain.

The AAA

1000

The three areas that companies compete in.

Price, Feature, Quality

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