Scarcity
Economic Systems
Specialization
Trade
General Economics
100

An essential for survival like food and medical care.

What is a need?

100

The system that combines market and government.

What is Mixed?

100

A student is skilled at baking cupcakes.

What is specialization?

100

The exchange of goods and services between people, businesses, or countries.

What is trade?

100

A person or business that makes or sells goods and services.

What is a producer?

200

Actions that one person preforms for another.

What is Service?

200

An economic system based on customs and traditional

What is Traditional?

200
A country, business or individual focus on a specific skill.

 What is specialization

200

A person who buys and uses goods or services.

What is Consumer?

200

The ability to produce a good or service at a lower opportunity cost than another producer.

What is comparative advantage?

300

Resources are limited but demand is not.

 What is Scarcity?

300

An economic system that focus on supply and demand.

What is market?

300

Human made resources that are used to produce goods. 

What is Capital?

300

A decision made when selecting between options.

What is Choice?
300

The study of how individual people and businesses make decisions about using limited resources.

What is Microeconomics?

400

The physical objects that someone produces.

What are goods?

400

An economic system were the government control prices and distribution. 

What is Command?

400

The money you received after expenses. 

What is profit?
400

The next best alternative of what you give up.

What is Opportunity Cost.

400

To comparing the costs and benefits of a decision to determine the best choice.

What is cost benefit analysis?

500

The factors of production.

What is land, labor and capital?

500

The US allow businesses operates freely but regulates healthcare.

What is Mixed?

500

The reward or penalty that influences decisions.

What is Incentives?

500
The person who sells the labor.

What is Worker?

500

Two countries trade cars for oil.

What is comparative advantage?