basic goods vs. luxury goods
goods and services
Consumers & Producers
Supply & Demand
Complementary and substitute goods
100

What are basic goods?

A need! Something we need to live

100

What are goods?

things you can touch or buy

100

Who are consumers?

all of us!

100

What is demand?

amount of good/service that people want to buy

100

Hot dogs and buns are __________

complementary goods

200

What are luxury goods?

A want! Something that is nice to have but not necessary

200

What are services?

things people do for you

200

Who are producers?

anyone that makes a good or service you consume
200

What is supply?

What's available to sell

200

What are complementary goods

things that are used together; buying one usually means you buy the other too

300

Water is a _________

basic good

300

Good or service? A mail carrier delivers mail 

service

300

Producer or consumer? A kid who makes lemonade at a lemonade stand.

Producer

300

What happens to the price when more people want lemonade (there is high demand)

price goes up

300

What are substitute goods?

things that can replace each other; consumers can choose one instead of the other for the same need/to fulfill the same need

400
The newest iPhone is a _________

luxury good

400

Good or Service?: The store clerk sells food

good

400

Producer or Consumer: Someone who purchases a streaming platform

consumer

400

What happens to the price when lots of lemonade is available (there is a high supply)

price goes down

400

Coke and Pepsi are __________

Substitute goods

500

What is smart spending?

a balance between needs and wants!
500

Why are goods and services important?

They help us get what we need and want 

500

Why is this important?

Producers and Consumers are essential in economics as it keeps the market going

500
When considering a supply and demand graph, what is the equilibrium?

where the two lines meet (X)

500

What are related goods?

When one good affects the demand for another good