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Pilgrims 1
Economic language 1
Economic language 2
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The difference between those who have a lot and those who don't.

disparity

100

Who were the Pilgrims

Group of people who traveled from Europe to New England and settle there.

100

Human desire to have and use a certain good or service.

want

100

Study of the production, distribution and consumption of goods.

Economics

100

Helps us predict future outcomes and make wise decisions.

Economic forecast

200

An economy is necessary for people to:

survive

200

Pilgrims were looking for ______________ freedom.

religious

200

A very large number of people to whom very large quantities of products are sold.

Mass market

200

Scholars of the production, distribution and consumption of goods.

Economists

200

Any system for the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services.

Economy

300

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farming

300

Pilgrims were looking for better________

life conditions

300

The amount of a good that is produced.

Supply

300

Greek for large.

Macro

300

Intangible produced by labor for wich people expect to pay.

Service

400

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microeconomics

400

How many Pilgrims traveled?

102

400

The amount of a good that is bought.

Demand

400

Focuses on Individuals, households and small businesses:

Microeconomics

400

Tangible item that people want and for which they will pay.

Good

500

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system

500

 The name of the ship where the Pilgrims traveled.

Mayflower

500

Explain how the change in one part of the economy affects other component.

Economic models
500

Focuses on national and international economic aspects.

Macroeconomics

500

Mechanism that allows people to exchange goods (Including money).

Market

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