Consumerism
A movement to educate buyers about the purchases they make and to demand better and safer products from manufacturers.
What is Consumerism?
A plan for making and spending money.
What is a Budget?
Amount of initial deposit on which interest is earned.
What is Principal?
Students can take this and help them pay for school and things they will need.
What is Loan?
The process for a wrong loss.
What is Redress?
Money spent on goods and services.
What is Expense?
The preset time at which you may pay withdraw funds from a CD.
What is Maturity?
You have only $100, and you have bills to pay but you also have things you want to randomly spend money on. What do you need to do?
What is Budget?
The process of comparing competing products and prices in order to find the best value.
What is Comparison Shopping?
Amount of money left over after subtracting expenses from income; money still owed on a credit card or bank loan.
What is Balance?
A fee for early withdraw of funds.
What is Penalty?
This certain amount of money is what you have left over after paying bills and spending some.
What is Balance?
Food, drinks with a brand name such as "Great Value".
What is a Generic Good?
A negative balance
What is Deficit?
The profit earned by in investor.
What is Return?
You get this when you buy a car to guarantee repair or replace if something goes wrong.
What is Warranty?
Shopping sprees are an example of...
What is Consumerism?
Permission to pay later for goods or services obtained today
What is Credit?
Shares of a company held by an investor.
What is Stock?
You go to the mall and start spending money you didn't plan on spending.
What is Impulse Buying?