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100

Limited resources to satisfy unlimited wants

What is scarcity?

100

The 3 basic economic questions are: (1) What goods and services should be produced? (2) How should they be produced? and (3) ____________

What is "Who gets the goods and services that are produced?"

100

This kind of market is dominated by a few large firms.

What is an oligopoly?

100

This reduces your money's purchasing power.

What is inflation?

100

According to the Constitution, which government body has the power to levy taxes?

What is the Congress?

200

The factors of production include land, labor, and ________________

What is capital?

200

The unseen force that causes supply and demand in a free market to reach equilibrium as consumers and producers pursue their own self-interest.

What is the invisible hand?

200

In this economic system, the government owns or controls almost all of the resources and means of production.

What is a command, or centrally planned, economy?

200

An investment strategy of not putting all of your eggs in one basket.

What is diversification?

200

This makes up about half of federal discretionary spending.

What is national defense?

300

They combine resources (factors of production) to create innovative products and production techniques.

Who are entrepreneurs?

300

The circular flow model of the economy has two markets:  the product market and the ________ market.

What is resource or factor?

300

Easy market entry and exit, many sellers, and identical products are all characteristics of this type of market.

What is pure competition?

300

This type of money has value because it is backed by a government in which people have confidence.

What is fiat money?

300

When there is a recession, the government tries to use this type of stabilization policy.

What is expansionary?

400

The knowledge and skills workers get through their training, education, and experience

What is human capital?

400

This states that, "Keeping other factors constant, if the price of a good increases, the quantity supplied will increase."

What is the law of supply?

400

This type of business organization raises capital by selling stocks or bonds.

What is a corporation?

400

Increases in productivity lead to this.

What is economic growth?

400

This government body institutes monetary policy.

What is the Federal Reserve?

500

In order of preference, Sam likes to hang out with friends, read books, and sleep.  If chooses to hang out with friends, his _____________  ________ is the pleasure he would have gotten reading a book.

What is opportunity cost?

500

If the price of ski boots goes up, this will probably happen to the demand for skis.

What is "go down"?

500

The biggest disadvantage of a sole proprietorship

What is unlimited liability?

500

Name four of the characteristics money should have.

What is portable, uniform, durable, and divisible? (or limited) 

500

The main source of revenue for most local governments.

What is the property tax?

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