Money
Goods and Services
Shopping
Banking
Real Life Experiences
100

Name two forms of money

change, paper bills

100

What is the term for someone who buys goods and services?

Buyer/Consumer

100

The amount of product available to purchase

Supply

100

The ability to borrow money from the bank

credit

100

Mary goes to the doctor for a check up. Does the doctor provide a good or service?

service

200

What is value?

The monetary worth of something.

ex: a quarter is worth 25 cents

200

Anything used to produce goods is a "_______"

resource

200

If an item is in high "_______" it is sold out.

Demand

200

To give money to a bank is called a...

deposit

200

Cristina does not have enough money to buy a car. What would she go to the bank for?

A loan. 

300

Name the term for when you use money

Spending 

300

Compare need vs. want.

Needs are for survival and wants are unnecessary things we want to have

300

What are the two things we use our money to buy?

Goods and services

300

A "_______" account is used primarily to take money out of an account

Checking

300
The U.S. sends oranges to Costa Rica. Costa Rica then sends bananas to the U.S. Which is the import/export?

The oranges are exported and the bananas are imported.

400

A country's system of money is...

currency

400

Buying and selling goods is called what?

Commerce

400

What is the term for exchanging goods of equal value?

Bartering/trading

400

What is interest?

a fee paid for borrowing money or other assets

400

Jennifer lent Mary $25. Mary paid her back $15. Mary is $10 in "_______" to Jennifer.

debt

500

When "_____" rises, the value of money decreases.

inflation

500

An "_______" is a system for distributing resources to meet people's needs and wants

economy 

500

When you choose to buy candy instead of ice cream this is an example of "e______ c_______"

economic choice

500

When a bank takes away your house due to missed payments it is called what?

Foreclosure

500

Mary has $7.12. Jennifer has $40.00. Cristina has $11.37. Do they have enough to pay off a debt of $60.00?

No. They still owe $1.51.

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