Supply and Demand
Economics Basics
Investing
Insurance
Miscellaneous
Credit
100

The amount of people who want a good is called?

What is demand?

100

The idea that everything is limited in a world with unlimited wants.

What is scarcity?

100

When you buy a piece of company but you don't actually run the company?

What is a Stock?

100

A plan that spreads the cost of individuals damages by protecting a person against financial loss or damage.




What is insurance?

100

The study of how people, companies, and countries meet their wants and needs?

What is economics? 

100

The idea of borrowing someoness elses money?

What is Credit?

100

The amount of a good that is being supplied is called?

What is supply?

100

What is the term the explains the next best alternative after making a choice?

What is opportunity cost?

100

What is a certificate of a loan to a business? 

What is a Bond?

100

An amount of money an individual or business pays regularly.--monthly or quarterly or yearly to remain insured is know as?



What is a Premium?

100

This type of economy relies on the forces of the laws of supply and demand where consumers choose what to buy and companies choose what to make?

What is Market Economy?

100

The cost of borrowing money? Usually expresses as an percentage of the principal (amount borrowed) 

What is interest?

100

If both the quantity supplied and demanded are the same what is the economic term for this?

What is equalibrium?

100

The things that are used to make/produce consumer goods are called?

What is capital?

100

The ease of which a asset can be converted to cash?

What is liquidity? 

100

A percentage of a bill that is the responsibility of the policy holder.




What is a copayment?

100
When the demand for something out weighs the supply of that same thing?

What is a shortage?

100

What is the card that allows you take out "Mini" loans?

What is a credit card?

100

If the price of a good goes up what will happen to the demand of that good?

It will decrease?

100

This type of economy relies mostly on bartering and not money?

What is a traditional economy? 

100

Buying land or buildings for investments 

What is real-estate?

100

Amount taken out first; payment owed before insurance coverage. Resets yearly.


What is a deductible?

100

When the supply of something out weighs the demand of that same thing?

What is a surplus?

100

What will happen if the people who barrow from the bank do not pay their money back?

What is your money goes Puff? Gone. 

100

If a price of a good goes up what will happen to the supply of that good?

What is increase?

100

This type of economy involves heavy government control? 

What is a command economy?

100
The share of profits from a company after buying a stock is called?

What are dividends?

100

A fixed fee you pay for specific medical services




What is a copay?

100
If you barrow $100 and the loaner wants a 10% interest what is the amount you would actually have to pay back?

What is $110?

100

What do banks do with your money when you give it to them?

They loan it out to people. (in hopes of getting interest) 
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