Supply And Demand
Interest
Resources
Taxes
100
These are material things people can obtain and use.
What are goods?
100
This is the "extra" money that a bank gives you for keeping your money in an account with them.
What is Interest?
100
These are things that people use to do certain chores.
What are Resources?
100
These are used to help support our economy through giving money to schools, police department and fire departments.
What are Taxes?
200
This is something you pay to get done.
What is a Service?
200
This is the initial amount of money you put in the bank is called.
What is Principle?
200
Natural, Human and Capital, for example.
What are types of Resources?
200
Who decides how much individules have to pay in taxes?
Who is the Government? It decides by looking at how much money your family earns. The more your family earns, the more taxes they have to pay.
300
This is an object and how many of the object is available.
What is a Supply?
300
The amount of interest paid or earned is based on this.
What is the Rate?
300
Is Being Green Like Saving Resources?
Yes, Being Green Is Like Saving Resources, Especially Natural Ones. That Is Why So Many People Want To Recycle And Reuse Many Things.
300
We pay this type of tax when we purchase items at stores to help pay for things like Schools, Roads, Police Departments, and Fire Departments.
What is Sales Tax?
400
This is how much want or need there is for a particular supply.
What is Demand?
400
This type of resource includes the forests, trees, soil and water?
What are Natural Resources?
400
This type of tax is based on the amount of money your earn through working.
What is Income Tax?
500
This is determined where Supply and Demand come together.
What is the price?
500
This type of resources inlcude machines and equipment.
What is Capital Resources?
500
You pay this type of tax on items you own such as your car.
What is personal property tax?
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