Business Organizations
The Labor Force
Money
Saving and Investing
Economic Grab-Bag
100

A company that is owned by a family and does not issue stock is most likely a what?

Partnership
100

An example of somebody working in professional labor would be what?

Doctor, lawyer, engineer, pilot, teacher, etc.

100

What was created following the Great Depression to restore faith to the American Banking System?

The FDIC

100

The name for a part of a business that is bought and sold to shareholders is called what?

Stock

100

M1 represents what?

All the money that is liquid or very easily transferable into liquidity.

200

The business organization that is most likely to have the most government regulation is what?

the corporation

200

An example of a semi-skilled labor career would be what?

Lifeguard, cashier, short-order cook, waitress, etc.

200

The type of money that is used today in the USA is known as what?

Fiat money.

200

The NYSE and the NASDAQ are two forms of what?

Stock exchanges

200

What is the fancy term we use to describe banks and other similar institutions?

Financial intermediary.

300

What is a disadvantage of owning a franchise?

No freedom in choice/variety, have to pay fees to parent company, have to follow all rules of parent company, etc.

300

According to the government, you must be this old to be considered employed.

16

300

When we use money to check the balance in our bank account, we are using money as a what?

Store of Value

300

When the stock market actively rises, it is referred to as a _______ market?

Bull

300

A Neon Oil Corporation tanker spilled oil in the ocean around Australia. As a result of the accident, the share price of this stock is most likely to do what?

Decrease

400

Give an example of an NPO.

American Red Cross, Houston Food Bank, Ronald McDonald House, etc.

400

How does one calculate the labor force?

Total Population - Unemployed

400

Name 4 of the 6 characteristics of money.

Durable, Portable, Uniform, Divisible, Limited Supply, Acceptable
400

Selling your stock back to the company for higher than you originally purchased it for is known as what?

Capital gains

400

What does diversification mean when it comes to investing?

Splitting your investments across several options to spread the risk and yield a higher return.

500

True or False: Corporations are taxed double at the end of the fiscal year.

True

500

What qualifies a job as being skilled?

Needing some sort of formal training or certification to efficiently perform the job.

500

Households derive most of their income primarily from what?

Wages

500

A futures stock contract is an agreement to do what?

In the future at a price determined today

500

Name the five types of bonds.

Savings, Treasury, Municipal, Corporate, Junk

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