Decisions
Capitalism
Mixed
Incentives
Motivations
Centralized
100

The study of the allocation of resources made by people, governments, and countries

Economics

100

Copyrights, patents, and deeds are examples of what market economic concept?

Private Property

100

This was set in 2007. While it's a federally mandated price floor, some cities across the US has increased it (like Seattle, which has it doubled), it is illegal for a county or city in North Carolina to raise it above the federal rate.

Minimum Wage

100

Governments can lower these as an incentive for businesses to act in certain ways.

Taxes

100

This is the preference someone has for buying products from a specific company, line, or label.

Brand Loyalty

100

Central planning, quotas, and directives are associated with this market structure.

Command Economy

150

This economic principle arises from the fundamental reality that resources are limited while human wants are virtually unlimited.

Scarcity

150

In market economics, the argument is that the presence of this provides consumers choice, lower prices, and higher quality products. 

Competition

150
The United States Constitution has in the past limited free enterprise. What is the amendment that prohibited the manufacturing and sale of alcohol in the United States?

18th Amendment

150

Discounts and loyalty programs are incentives for them, people who buy goods and services.

Consumers

150

This is when individuals or groups refuse to patronize a certain business or provider; currently Target is a target of one because of their abandonment of DEI.

Boycott

150
Eliminating social classes and inequalities are the goal of what system?

Communism

200

The concept that forces individuals and societies to make choices about how to use their resources by measuring their decision by what the next best alternative is given up.

Opportuntiy Cost

200
When this is high, it's often an indication of a declining economy. It was 25% at its height during the Great Depression. This is a common criticism of capitalism.

Unemployment.

200

These grants and benefits are given by the government to reward or encourage producers to act on behalf of the government's direction.

Subsidies

200
These are rules by which the government incentivizes better behavior by economic actors to ensure safety, fairness, and etiquette.

Regulations

200

When you purchase something because you don't want to be on the outside and not experience something everyone else is.

FOMO (Fear of Missing Out)

200

This approach to economics is when government controls sectors or industries. A class system still exists, but their are intentional actions taken to combat inequality.

Socialism

250

On a micro level, this can be done by businesses to create more efficiency for specific tasks. It can also be done by countries because they have a advantage in the production process. Ex. Poultry, Sweet Potatoes, and Furniture in North Carolina

Specialization

250

French for "let it be," this phrase is used to describe an economic approach where the government does not get involved in the economy.

Laissez-Faire

250
The pandemic was a major catalyst in the distribution of wealth; allowing the richest 10% of the world to increase their ownership of 76% of the wealth. What is this term, the difference of total value across different groups.

Wealth Gap

250

This is a financial support to a business or individal by the government for a specific purpose; such as paying interest on student loans while the holder is still in school or when companies invest in renewable energy.

Subsidies

250

Buying an item in the moment without prior planning.

Impluse Buying

250

A minimum wage is usually most prevelant in which market structure?

Mixed Market

300

These are the 3 economic questions for producers.

What to produce? How to produce? For whom to produce?

300

He argued that in capitalism, the invisible hand would guide the market to the benefit of everyone.

Adam Smith

300

When government does this, they take away rules and restrictions from industries, in hopes that this will make them more productive. 

Deregulation

300

The most important incentive for a producer in a market economy is to make this.

Profit

300

New technology, investment in human capital, and specialization all contribute to an increase in this; the rate at which resources are used efficiently.

Productivity

300

This theory is that when a good is public, people will overuse it and be less willing to take care of it.

Tragedy of the Commons

350

Idle resources are found where in relation to the production possibility frontier curve?

Inside

350

Capitalism is on full display as these cryptocurrencies have been issued by Donald Trump, Melania, the Hawk Tuah girl, and even Doge.

Meme Coins

350

These are laws that attempt to break up monopolies, the first of which was authored by John Sherman, the Secretary of Treasury under Rutherford B. Hayes.

Antitrust Laws

350
In order for a producer to be incentivized to make one additional product, this must be higher than the marginal cost.

Marginal Benefit

350

Bartering, dependence on nature, and maintaining traditions and customs can be found in what economic system?

Traditional System

350

This term refers to the working class, who in order to acheive communism, must seize the means of production through a violent revolution.

Proletariat

400

President Trump reaffirmed that tomorrow he will impose 25% tariffs on these two countries; our largest trading partners.

Cananda and Mexico

400

What American-based company closed 850 locations in Russia after their invasion of Ukraine in 2022?

McDonald's

400

Which country, facing an aging population, has shifted its industry towards products like adult diapers and adjusted infrastructure to accommodate the elderly?

Japan

400

This company announced that they will finally start offering in-game incentives, no longer requiring forced logins for players on PC versions of their Playstation games. 

Sony

400

In 2023, North Carolinians took advantage of tax breaks, saving more than $170 million dollars by installing these.

Solar Panels

400
A perfect example of irony is that it you have to pay to visit this man's grave in Highgate Cemetery in North London.

Karl Marx

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