Economic Systems
Trade
Economic Growth Factors
Environmental Issues
Geography
100

This type of economy relies on customs and traditions to determine production and distribution of goods.

What is a Traditional Economy?

100

Trade between two or more countries that is not forced and benefits all parties involved is known as this.

What is Voluntary Trade?

100

The presence of a skilled and educated workforce contributes to this factor of economic growth.

What is Human Capital?

100

These Asian countries struggles with severe air pollution due to rapid industrialization and high vehicle emissions

What are China and India?

100

Largest country in Asia suffering from environmental issues

What is China?

200

In this type of economy, the government makes all economic decisions, controlling resources and production.

What is a Command Economy?

200

This economic concept allows countries to produce goods more efficiently, leading to increased trade.

What is Specialization?

200

Investment in new technology and machinery leads to growth in this type of capital.

What is Capital Goods?

200

The pollution of this sacred river in India poses serious health risks due to industrial waste and sewage disposal.

What is the Ganges River?

200

Second largest country in Asia suffering from environmental issues.

What is India?

300

Most countries today, including China and India, operate under this type of economy, which blends elements of market and command economies.

What is a Mixed Economy?

300

A country places these on imported goods to encourage consumers to buy domestic products.

What are Tariffs?

300

Countries with strong protections for new inventions and business rights encourage this type of innovation or creativity.

What is entrepreneurship?

300

A major effect of pollution in the Ganges River is the spread of these diseases, which result from contaminated drinking water.

What are Waterborne Diseases?

300

Longest river in China also know as the Chang Jiang river

What is the Yangtze river?

400

In a command economy, the government owns and controls resources. This country in Asia is a well-known example of a strict command economy.

What is North Korea?

400

A country sets this limit on the number of goods that can be imported to protect domestic industries.

What is a Quota?

400

Among China, India, Japan, South Korea, and North Korea, this country has the lowest economic growth due to strict government control and limited foreign trade.

What is North Korea?

400

In India, seasonal monsoons bring heavy rains, which often lead to this environmental disaster that destroys homes and crops.

What is Flooding?

400

Other name for the Huang He river also known as "China's Sorrow" due to its disastrous flooding

What is the Yellow River?

500

The types of economic systems fall onto this "line graph" with Command on the left and Market on the right.

What is a Continuum?

500

This is a government order that completely stops trade with another country, often used for political or economic reasons.

What is an Embargo?

500

A country with a high percentage of people who can read and write tends to have a stronger economy because this factor increases productivity and innovation.

What is Literacy Rate?

500

Air pollution in China and India contributes to this global environmental issue, which causes rising temperatures and extreme weather.

What is Climate Change?

500

Name of the river in India sacred to Hinduism worshippers.

What is the Ganges River?

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