Vocabulary Challenge
Markets & Prices
Business Organizations
Government & Banking
Bible & Economics
200

This term describes any tangible item with a measurable life span.

good

200

This occurs when the price is set below market equilibrium and not enough of a product is available.

shortages

200

This business type offers its owner complete control but also complete responsibility.

sole proprietorship 

200

This federal agency collects taxes and enforces tax laws.

Internal Revenue Service (IRS)

200

This book of the Bible contains many practical lessons about wisdom and money management.

Proverbs

400

Items purchased primarily for personal use are called these.

consumer goods

400

This occurs when the price is above market equilibrium, leaving excess products unsold.

surplus

400

This type of business shares ownership among two or more people.

partnership

400

This institution acts as the central bank of the United States.

Federal Reserve Banks

400

This principle means carefully managing resources that God has entrusted to you.

stewardship

600

Items used to produce other goods and services are called these.

capital goods

600

This chart lists the quantities suppliers are willing to produce at various prices.

supply schedule

600

Owners of this type of business are called stockholders.

corporation

600

This government department manufactures coins and paper currency.

U.S. Treasury

600

This basic human condition explains why people are never completely satisfied and always want more.

unlimited wants

800

Goods and services that have a positive economic cost fall into these two categories.

economic goods and economic services

800

According to this principle, each additional slice of pizza usually provides less satisfaction than the previous one.

law of diminishing marginal utility

800

Name the four factor costs that correspond to the four factors of production.

rent, wages, interest, and profit

800

This international agreement reduced trade barriers between the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

NAFTA

800

The four factors of production are land, labor, entrepreneurship, and this.

capital

1000

A commonly valued good that can serve as a medium of exchange is known by this term.

commodity

1000

The value people place on a good or service is known as this.

economic cost

1000

This is the major advantage shared by corporations and LLCs that protects owners from personal financial loss.

limited liability

1000

This tax is placed specifically on imported products.

tariff

1000

These are the four major economic objectives of society.

low unemployment, stable prices, economic growth, and fair distribution of income

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