Economic Basics
Supply, Demand, and Markets
Economic Systems and Institutions
GDP and Circular Flow
Financial Markets
100

This type of resource includes factories and tools used to make goods.

What is a capital resource?

100

This happens when demand decreases but supply remains the same.

What is a decrease in equilibrium price?

100

The Federal Reserve helps manage the U.S. economy by adjusting this.

What is the supply of money or monetary policy?

100

The formula for GDP includes consumption, investment, government spending, and these two trade-related factors.

What are exports and imports?

100

This is NOT considered a financial resource: stocks, gold, bonds, or fiat money?

What is gold?

200

This economic concept explains why people must make choices about what to buy.

What is scarcity?

200

When a country’s economy is running smoothly, the market for coffee is in this state.

What is equilibrium?

200

In this type of economic system, private businesses operate with little government control.

What is capitalism or a free market economy?

200

If more people buy goods and services, GDP will do this.

What is increase?

200

This type of money is not backed by a physical commodity like gold but is given value by government decree.

What is fiat money?

300

This is the total value of all goods and services produced within a country’s borders.

What is Gross Domestic Product or GDP?

300

In a market economy, prices are set based on these two factors.

What are supply and demand?

300

When the Federal Reserve buys bonds, it injects more money into the economy and does this to interest rates.

What is lowers them?

300

This is an example of an ‘injection’ into the circular flow of the economy.

What is income from exports?

300

When the government prints too much fiat money, this economic problem occurs, causing prices to rise.


What is inflation? 

400

A paycheck from work is an example of this.

What is income?

400

If both supply and demand increase at the same time, this will definitely increase.

What is the equilibrium quantity?

400

This economist described market forces as an ‘invisible hand’ that guides the economy.

Who is Adam Smith?

400

Higher household savings would have this effect on economic activity.

What is a decrease?

400

This financial plan helps individuals track income and expenses for better decision-making.

What is a budget?

500

If a person decides to buy a video game instead of saving for a new bike, the bike represents this economic concept.

What is opportunity cost?

500

A rightward shift in the supply curve means this happens to supply and price.

What is supply increases and price decreases?

500

This economic philosopher criticized capitalism in his book Das Kapital.

Who is Karl Marx?

500

The GDP of a country is calculated as consumption + investment + government spending + exports minus this.

What are imports?

500

Stocks and bonds are examples of this type of resource used for investment and financial growth.

What are financial resources?

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