Where Does the Money Go?
Contract Negotiation
Supply and Demand
Choice in the Work We Do
***BONUS***
100

Explain what the economy is.

“The economy is all the ways people, earn, save, invest, and share their money.”

100

Define wages/salary, benefits, and working conditions.

Wages/Salary is how much each employee will receive, benefits are things BESIDES MONEY that the employees receive, and working conditions are related to the safety and comfort for the employees while they work.

100

Describe supply.

The number of each item of something is supply.

100

Name 3 career examples that start with the letter “p.”

Police officer, plumber, pilot.

100

What is bartering?

Bartering is another word for trading or exchanging goods.

200

What is a check?

“Checks are pieces of paper that have your bank account information, and you can use them in place of currency.”

200

What is the minimum wage?

$8.75-13.00/hr

200

Describe demand.

The number of people who want to buy a particular item is the demand.

200

Name 3 careers examples that start with the letter “s.”

Scientist, stock broker, sales rep.

200

Name 3 other countries and 3 goods that they produce that the US trades with.

China-rice

Mexico-wooden goods

Italy-pasta

300

Name some ways to save money.

Save it in a bank, budget it, get a credit card, invest your money, take out loans.


300

Name some of the benefits we discussed as part of working.

Health insurance, vacation, sick days, prescription drug plans.

300

Explain the difference between a good and a service.

Goods are objects you can touch and see. Goods can be traded and bought. Something that is done. Services can be bought but not traded.

300

Name 3 careers examples that start with the letter “a.”

architect, anthropologist, animator.

300

How old do you have to be to have a debit card?

18

400

What 5 things did we say most people spend their money on?

Utilities, Rent/Housing, Personal/Extras, Food, Transportation, Donations.

400

Name some of the working conditions we discussed as part of working.

Clean water, air filtration in buildings, safety/protection, noise control, better lighting, doctor/nurse on staff, 15 minute break, newer safe machinery.

400

Name 3 goods.

Cars, fruit, computers.

400

Name different types of work.

Unpaid, paid, volunteer, internships.

500

What is the difference between checking and savings?

Checks are useful for paying people at a distance. Savings are used to protect and keep money overtime.

500

What is a union?

A group of employees come together to form ask employers for what they want.

500

Name 4 services.

Fixing a car, picking fruit, cleaning a house, babysitting.

500

Do women get paid equal to men for the same amount of work?

Women are still not paid equally to men for the same amount of work.