Consumer and Financial Decisions
Consumer Protection
Real World
Financial Management
Random Business Knowledge
100

The next best alternative foregone

Opportunity Cost

100

A legally binding document between individuals

Contract

100

Golden Arch

McDonald's

100

The process of keeping records of income and spending

Budgeting

100

What does the abbreviation GST stand for in Australia?

Goods and Services Tax

200

A lack of an available resource or good

Scarcity

200

Name a type of scam or rip-off learnt in commerce

Romance scam, false and misleading advertising, referral selling, unordered or unsolicited goods, special prizes and offers, get-rich-quick schemes, pyramid schemes

200

Car brand, one short of the Olympic rings

AUDI

200

Money spent which is typically unchanging

Fixed Expense

200

Which famous entrepreneur founded Microsoft?

Bill Gates

300

Marketing, Age, Social Media all of these things are....

Factors Influencing Choice

300

A fraudulent document designed to imitate a legitimate source

Phishing

300

Lowest prices are just the beginning

Bunnings

300

A sole trader or partnership unable to repay debt you might need to declare. An extra 300 points if you can name the similar process for companies.

Bankruptcy

300

Which video‑rental company famously rejected a chance to buy Netflix, only to go bankrupt years later?

Blockbuster

400

What is a good and what is a service? give an example of each.

Good - Tangible. Service - Intangible. Ensure the examples are correct

400

Monitor companies for fraudulent behaviour and prosecute where necessary

ASIC

400

Taste the rainbow

Skittles

400

The money gained from owning shares

Dividends

400

Which toy retailer collapsed in 2017 due to huge debts, despite being one of the world’s most iconic brands?

Toys "R" Us

500

Use of a preapproved loan with a fixed limit

Credit Card

500

The two primary consumer rights

Fit for Purpose

Acceptable Quality

500

Just do it

Nike

500

Money taken by your employer, for the government, for later in your life. 

Superannuation

500

Which phone company dominated the mobile market in the 2000s but declined after failing to adapt to smartphones?

Nokia