Fundamentals of Economics
Economic Systems
Supply/Demand/Elasticity
Business and the Stock Market
2008 Financial Crisis
100

This is the definition of a good.

What are physical items?

100

The 3 types of economic systems.

What are traditional, command, and mixed/market?

100

This is the law of demand.

When prices increases the quantity demanded decreases and the inverse.

100

This is an example of a sole-proprietorship.

A plumbing business run by one person.

100

This is the bubble that burst and led to the crisis.

What is the housing bubble?

200

This is the definition of a service.

What is an activity provided by other people?

200

This is what makes a traditional economy traditional.

What is the types of industries they are involved in?

200

This is the law of supply.

When prices increase, the quantity supplied increases.

200

This is what a company must become to be able to sell stock.

What is a corporation?

200

This was the first large financial institution that faced severe problems during the crisis.

What is Bear Stearns?

300

Scarcity affects these two key economic concepts.

What are supply and demand?

300

This is an example of a traditional economy.

What are the Amish?

300

This schedule is made up of the data from multiple companies in a given industry.

What is a market supply schedule?
300

This is one of the most widely followed stock market indexes that comprises of 30 of the top companies.

What is the Dow Jones Industrial Average?

300

These are the two systems that investment banks used to generate profits during the Housing Bubble.

What are mortgage backed securities and credit default swaps?

400

Human capital is defined as this.

What is the ability to have human workers to complete tasks?

400

These are the two types of economies that combine to create a mixed economy.

What are market and command economies?

400

This is what the equilibrium price means from the perspective of the consumers and producers.

The right amount of a good or service is being produced to satisfy the demand at a given price.
400
These are the 4 factors in a businesses cash flow that contributes to the final price paid by consumers.

What are general costs, research and development, production costs, and advertising.

400

This is the term for when the Federal Reserve and the United States Treasury gave failing financial institutions capital.

What is cash injection or bailout?

500

The acreage of an apple orchard would represent this concept.

What is land?

500

These are an incentive and a disadvantage to a mixed economy.

Profit and a lack of stability.

500

This is an example of a service with inelastic supply.

What is a medical checkup?

500

It is true that a company directly gets money every single time a stock is bought.

What is false?

500

This factor is what stabilized global markets and helped to end the crisis.

What are massive sums of capital from the federal government?
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