Scarcity & the Factors of Production
Everyday Life
Answering the Three Economic Questions
Entertainment
Free Enterprise & Benefits
100

This economic problem exists because people have unlimited wants but limited resources.

Scarcity

100

This fast-food chain introduced the Big Mac nationally in 1968.

McDonalds

100

Every economy must decide what goods and services will be produced; this is one of the three basic economic questions.

What to produce?

100

This young wizard is known for the lightning-bolt scar on his forehead and his skill as a Quidditch Seeker.

Harry Potter

100

In a free enterprise system, individuals have the right to own this type of property rather than having it controlled entirely by the government.

Private Property

200

Natural resources used to produce goods and services are known by this factor of production.

Land

200

“Just Do It” has been the famous slogan of this athletic company since the late 1980s.

Nike

200

This economic question asks which methods, workers, and resources will be used to make goods and services.

How to produce?

200

Since 2017, this British actor has portrayed Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Tom Holland

200

This profit-related incentive encourages entrepreneurs to start businesses and take risks.

Profit Motive

300

Human effort used in the production of goods and services is known by this factor of production.

Labor

300

In Mario Kart, racers can drop or throw this slippery item to send an opponent spinning.

Banana Peel

300

This economic question asks who will receive the goods and services that are produced.

For whom to produce?

300

Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie make up the dysfunctional family at the center of this long-running animated television series.

The Simpsons

300

When several businesses compete for customers, this force can lead to lower prices and better products.

Competition

400

Tools, machinery, and buildings used to produce other goods and services are known by this factor of production.

Capital

400

This “Splash Brother” set the NBA single-game record with 14 made three-pointers in 2018.

Klay Thompson

400

In this type of economy, customs and traditions largely determine how the three economic questions are answered.

Traditional Economy

400

Known as the “Clown Prince of Crime,” this maniacally laughing villain is Batman’s most famous enemy.

The Joker

400

This benefit of free enterprise allows consumers to decide which goods and services they want to buy.

Consumer Choice

500

This factor of production organizes the other resources and takes the risk of starting a business.

Entrepreneurship

500

Its six-letter name can be typed entirely using the middle row of a standard QWERTY keyboard, making it the only U.S. state with that distinction.

Alaska

500

In this type of economy, the government makes most major decisions about production and distribution.

Command Economy

500

This All Eyez on Me rapper turned actor was gunned down in Las Vegas on September 7, 1996 and passed away six days later.

Tupac Shakur

500

This principle allows individuals and businesses to make most economic decisions with limited government interference.

Economic Freedom