History of Econ
Inflation/Shrinkflation
Investing
Sports and Music
Tourism
100

The two branches of economics.

What is microeconomics and macroeconomics

100

The gradual loss of purchasing power measured by the rise in price for goods and service. 

What is Inflation? 

100

Type of investment where a buyer of a company's stock becomes a fractional owner of that company (AKA shareholder)

What is stock? 

100

Buildings that generate revenue, create jobs, and host events. 

What are Arenas and Stadiums?

100

Transportation, Accommodation, Food & Beverage, and Attractions are four examples. 

What are the 8 Sectors of Tourism?

200

The trade route that connected China and Europe. 

What is the Silk Road? 

200

The percentage economists agree is good for inflation. 

What is 2%? 

200

Two styles of investment. 

What are Active and Passive investments? 

200

The process of comparing the projected or estimated costs and opportunities associated with a project decision to determine whether it makes sense from a business perspective. 

What is Cost Benefit Analysis? 

200

The total monetary or market value of all the finished goods and services produced within a country’s borders in a specific time period. 

What is Gross Domestic Product? (GDP)

300

Two economic philosophers during the Great Depression. 

Who are John Maynard Keynes and Friedrich Hayek?

300

A strategy employed by companies, mainly in the food and beverage industries, to stealthily boost profit margins or maintain them in the face of rising input costs. 

What is shrinkflation? 

300

A collection of invested assets such as stocks, bonds and funds with the intention of being diverse. 

What is an Investment Portfolio? 

300

The quantity of a good or service that producers are willing to sell at different price levels within a given timeframe.

What is Supply? 

300

Three factors that attract tourists to a certain place. 

What are Food & Beverage, Climate, and Attractions. 

400

The beginning of recorded economics started in this age. 

What is the Bronze Age?

400

The most common industry that engages in shrinkflation. 

What is food and beverage? 

400

Nike, Tim Hortons, and Lululemon are examples of___________ investment sector. 

What is Consumer Discretionary? 

400

In 2022, _________ generated 67% of global recorded music revenues.

What are Streaming Services? 

400

Airlines and Ticketmaster are know to use this model for pricing tickets. 

What is Dynamic Pricing Model? 

500

The 10 elements of Ancient economic thought. (Name 5)

What are Agriculture, Trade, Infrastructure, Craftmanship & Industry, Currency, Taxation, Accounting, Labour Systems, Resource Management, Social & Political Structures. 

500

The two types of inflation. 

What are Demand-Pull Inflation and Cost-Push Inflation? 

500

The largest investment sector. 

What is Information Technology? 

500

Mostly ticket tout businesses or scalpers reselling tickets for an inflated price. 

What is Secondary Market Price? 

500

Investment in Tourism Assets, Embrace Recreation and Outdoors, Grow Indigenous Tourism, and Attract more International Events are examples of ______________.

Canadas Tourism Strategy. 

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