Definitions
Definitions 2
Resources
Business Works
Trading
100

Workers are paid this for the work they do.

Wages

100

The amount  of money that is left after all of the overhead has been paid.

Profit

100

What resources did Henry Ford need to create the Model T Car

Natural, Human, and Capital

100

List 3 things that might be included in a producer's overhead

space to rent, heat, electricity, and materials, workers wages

100

What is the term when countries depend on one another?

Interdependence

200

A term used to describe a very low supply

Scarcity

200

To buy goods and services from sellers in other countries

Import

200

Name a Natural Resource

iron ore, coal, water, rock, wood, oil

200

How can a business increase the demand for a product

Advertise their product 

200

Name one thing people can barter with

Ideas, technology, food, services, goods

300

A form of trade in which goods are services are traded for something other than money

Bartering

300

To sell goods and services to people in other countries

Export

300

Name a capital resource

Buildings, tools, machines

300

When the demand is high, the price will go 

Up (Higher)

300

What is trade between countries called

International trade

400

Someone who makes or sells a product

Producer

400

Money needed to run a business

Overhead

400

Name a human resource

factory workers

400

When there is a large supply available, the price

will go down (be lower)

400

What is the exchange of one thing for another

Trade

500

Someone who buys a good or service

Consumer

500

Building in which goods are made

Factory

500

What invention did Henry Ford use to help create an automobile cheap enough for many families

Assembly Line

500

How does an assembly line work?

Each worker adds one kind of part to a product as it passes on a moving belt

500
What makes international trade possible?

Planes, ships, and trains