Vocabulary
Equations
Types of Markets
Labor & Unions
The Founder
100

a business that is owned by one individual, who makes all the business decisions, receives all of the profits or takes all of the losses of the firm

Sole Proprietorship 

100

Fixed Cost - $10

Variable Cost - $14

What is my total cost?

$24

100

What is an example of a monopoly in Omaha, NE?

OPPD 

MUD

100

What was one demand of labor unions?

Shorter/less hours 

Higher wages

100

What did Ray Kroc list as his position on his business card at the end of the film?

The Founder

200

Firms use this to determine the amount of units produced that must be sold to breakeven with costs

Breakeven Analysis

200

How do you find total revenue (TR)? 

P x Q
200

What is the number of sellers within a monopolistic competition?  

Many sellers

200

How do you know if someone is apart of the labor force? (2 pieces of information)

at least 16 years old 

currently has a job or actively looking for one 

200

What kind of corporation did Ray Kroc start to take over McDonalds from the brothers?

A real estate corporation

300

A work stoppage called by union members to put pressure on an employer

Strike

300

What is marginal revenue (MR) also known as? 

Price

300

What are the four types of markets? 

-Monopoly 

-Monopolistic Competition 

-Oligopoly

-Pure Competition  


300

How do strikes help workers? 

They put pressure on the employer to comply with the workers demands

300

What did the McDonalds brothers have to change the name of their store to?

The Big "M"

400

is the cost of producing an additional unit of a good—that is, the change in total cost that results from producing an additional unit of output

Marginal Cost

400

TC = $24

TR = $67

What is my profit?

$43

400

What is a oligopoly?

A market in which there are few sellers, high barriers to entry, price leadership instead of controls, and all products are the same or slightly different.

400

What is a labor union?

An organization of workers who band together to negotiate with employers as a group, aiming to improve wages, benefits, and working conditions for their members.

400

What was the main challenge that Ray faced when franchising McDonalds? 

Maintaining standards 

500

Single seller, sells one product without a substitute, high barriers for a business to enter the market

Monopoly

500

Evelyn is opening a day spa that focuses on pedicures. Her rent is $5000 a month and her equipment rental is $800 a month. She charges $50 per facial and has a variable cost of $13. What is her Breakeven Quantity? How many pedicures does she have to do to make a profit?

157 pedicures

500

In a monopolistic competition market, where are 5 businesses that I could go to find a glue stick?

Walmart, Target, Dollar Tree, Micheals, Hobby Lobby, ect. 

500

How did the Labor Movement change America? 

It changed how Americans worked, lived, and relaxed.

500

How was Ray Kroc able to open restaurants under the McDonalds name? 

He franchised the firm by signing a contract with the McDonalds brothers. 

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