Economic Systems
Resources & Production
Supply & Demand
Markets & Competition
Money & Banking
100

What are the three basic economic questions all economic systems must answer?

What to produce, how to produce, for whom to produce


100

What resource includes people who do mental or physical work?

Human resources

100

Demand means consumers are ______ and ______ to buy a good.

willing and able

100

A market is where ______ and ______ come together to exchange goods and services.

consumers and producers

100

What is money mainly used for in an economy?

To trade / exchange goods and services

200

Which economic system is driven by customers and consumer choice?

market economy

200

What is division of labor?

Different people do different parts of production

200

According to the law of demand, what happens when prices go up?

quantity demanded goes down

200

Competition happens when there are ______ buyers and ______ sellers.

Many buyers and many sellers

200

Putting money into a bank is called a ______.

deposit

300

Which system has a central authority deciding what is produced and who gets it?

command economy

300

What do we call machines, tools, and buildings used to make other goods?

capital resources

300

If a TikTok trend makes Skittles popular, what happens to demand?

demand increases

300

When quantity demanded is greater than quantity supplied, what is it called?

shortage

300

Banks charge higher interest on loans than savings accounts because they want to:

earn a profit

400

Why does money make trading easier than bartering?

You don’t need a coincidence of wants

400

What type of goods are used up when making another product?

intermediate goods

400

If the cost of cheese rises, what happens to the supply of mac & cheese?

supply decreases

400

How can a store eliminate a shortage during a snowstorm?

raise prices

400

Besides interest, how else do banks earn money?

fees

500
Which production method fits someone who wants to create unique pieces of pottery. 

craftsperson

500

How does investing in human capital increase productivity?

Workers gain skills, training, and knowledge

500

Why does supply increase when prices increase?

producers want to make more profit

500

Explain the difference between a surplus and shortage.

Surplus: too much supply; Shortage: too much demand

500

How do borrowers spending money help their community?

they create jobs and income

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