immigration
Minimum Wage
Livable Wage
Tariffs
GDP-to-Debt Ratio
100

what is immigration?

people who go into a country to live or work.

100

What is the minimum wage?

The lowest hourly pay employers can legally give workers.

100

What does “livable wage” mean?

An income that covers basic living costs like housing, food, and healthcare.

100

What is a tariff?

A tax on imported goods.

100

What does GDP stand for?

Gross Domestic Product

200

why do people immigrate?

For jobs, safety, or better opportunities.

200

Why do some people support raising the minimum wage?

To help workers afford basic needs.

200

How is livable wage different from minimum wage?

Minimum wage is the legal minimum and livable wage is what people need to live comfortably.

200

Why do governments use tariffs?

To protect local businesses or raise government revenue.

200

What does the debt-to-GDP ratio measure?

How much a country owes compared to its economic output.

300

what is an immigrants legal status when allowed to stay in a country?

A visa or green card.

300

What is a argument against raising the minimum wage?

It might cause businesses to hire fewer workers.

300

Why might minimum wage not be a livable wage?

Because costs of living can be higher than what minimum wage pays.

300

What happens to prices when tariffs are added?

Imported goods usually become more expensive.

300

Why is the debt-to-GDP ratio important?

It shows if a country’s debt is manageable.

400

What is a common challenge immigrants face in a new country?

Language barriers or finding work.

400

How can minimum wage affect prices of goods and services?

Businesses might raise prices to cover higher wages.

400

Name something that influences what a livable wage is.

housing, food, or transportation.

400

How can tariffs affect international trade?

They can reduce trade or lead to trade disputes.

400

What might a very high debt-to-GDP ratio mean?

Potential problems in paying back debt.

500

How can immigration impact a country’s economy?

It can provide workers and skills but may also affect wages or resources.

500

what is the minimum wage in california?

$16.50

500

How can employers help workers earn a livable wage?

By paying higher wages or offering benefits.

500

What is a trade war?

When countries repeatedly raise tariffs against each other.

500

How can a country lower its debt-to-GDP ratio?

By growing its economy or reducing debt.

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