Money Movement
Were You Paying Attention?
Around the Room
Resumes and Creations
Mr. Blevins Favorite Things
200

Which theoretical market structure has no barriers to entry, and all things being completely and total equal, allows for companies to sell in the market freely.

Pure Competitive Market

200

This Crazygames.com game has gone awry in the class, with students continuing their company managements at home! 

Supply Chain Idle

200

It's the number of computer spaces / desks that we have in this room

34

200

What was the false phone number that Mr. Blevins allowed you to use in the resume project?

(919) 555-1239

200

It's the action that trusts commit to... artificially raising prices to disadvantage the consumer

Price Fixing

400

What step of the selling process is the step where you introduce price to the prospect?

Step 5: Deliver the Propsoal

400

This corporation has made bar soap, daily vitamins, and owned other subsidiaries in Mr. Blevins class this year

Acme Inc.

400

This famous figure is drinking a Pepsi Cola in Mr. Blevins room

Santa Claus

400

It's the letter of the alphabet that represents the way a human eye "scans" over an image

Z

400

It's Mr. Blevins alma mater

N.C. State University

600

Perceived Benefits - Perceived Costs 

This equation is typically referred to as this. 

The Pricing Equation

600

Mr. Blevins gold, blue, and purple ribbon that he wears on his lanyard represents the fight against this cancer, the kind his mom is battling.

Bladder cancer

600

There is only one quote posted in Mr. Blevins room... and this famous NFL coach was the one who said it.

Vince Lombardi

600

When writing a radio ad... this many words count

EVERY word counts

600

This is specifically focusing on the meeting the wants and needs of the customer

The Marketing Philosophy

800

The state of being in game theory where no competitors can make more product or more money than they already are in the marketplace.

Nash equilibrium

800

This student wanted to meet her great-grandfather for no other reason than, "he was an interesting guy and had like pet raccoons and stuff..."

Emily Mills

800

It's the number of Perler canvas logos Mr. Blevins has on display in his room

16

800

It's a hard, measurable pattern of accomplishment that you can list on your resume

Skills

800

Mr. Blevins' favorite soft drink, even though it only has its logo displayed once in his room. 

Cheerwine

1000

When credit is over-used and creates too much speculation and uncertainty in the market, the market dangerously bulges into what is called this.

Bubble

1000

When Mr. Blevins was absent for two days, this was the type of fish he was targeting at the beach. 

Old Drum, Red Drum

1000

Mr. Blevins wears these two accessories every day without fail.

Watch and graduation ring

1000

You can't say JUST the initials, but this is the document that can be used instead of a resume in the realm of academia and law

Curriculum vitae (CV)

1000

A market structure that is control by only a few companies with high barriers to entry... you have to say it properly

Oligopolistic 

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