Vocab
Government
Mexico, Cuba, or Brazil
Economics
Miscellaneous
100

This type of trade barrier places a tax on imported goods

Tariff

100

In this type of democracy, the people directly elect the president.

Presidential Democracy

100

This country has the most command-style economic features.

Cuba

100

Producing certain goods efficiently and trading for others is called this.

Specialization

100

Countries must convert money when trading internationally; this is called this system.

Currency Exchange

200

This economic system relies on customs and traditions to decide what to produce.

Traditional Economy

200

In this type of democracy, the legislature chooses the executive leader.

Parliamentary Democracy

200

These two countries have more market-based economic features.

Mexico and Brazil

200

This trade barrier limits the amount of goods traded.

Quota

200

This agreement reduces trade barriers among the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

USMCA

300

This term refers to people who create and run businesses to offer goods and services.

Entrepreneurs

300

Citizens in this type of government have limited or no power to choose leaders.

Autocracy

300

Citizens here vote in free elections to choose leaders.

Mexico or Brazil

300

Stopping trade completely with another country is called this.

Embargo

300

Higher literacy can lead to better jobs and improved living conditions which increases this.

Standard of Living

400

This describes a country that combines market and command economic features.

Mixed Economy

400

Voting and influencing government decisions are examples of this.

Citizen participation

400

This country has limited political parties and citizen choice in elections.

Cuba

400

Investment in education and training is known as this type of capital.

Human Capital

400

This factor of production is not man made, can be found naturally, and provides countries with the necessary materials for producing goods and services.

Natural Resources

500

This is the value of all goods and services produced per person in a country.

GDP per capita

500

Free elections in Mexico and Brazil show that they are this type of government.

Democracy

500

Higher literacy and investment in education in these countries can improve standard of living.

All three

500

Factories, machinery, and technology are examples of this.

Capital Goods

500

Creating jobs, innovation, and new businesses describes the impact of this.

Entrepreneurship

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