Allocation of Resources
Supply
Demand
Taxation
Government Involvement
100

What do we call a place where buyers and sellers exchange goods or services?

Market

100

What type of factors include weather or natural disasters that can negatively or positively shift the supply curve?

Environmental factors

100

What point occurs where supply equals demand on a graph?

Equilibrium

100

In the circular flow model, which sector collects taxes and spends on services?

Government sector

100

What economic model shows the movement of money between households, businesses, government and financial institutions?

Circular Flow model

200

What type of market has prices that usually stay the same for all customers, like supermarkets?

Fixed Price Market

200

What table shows price and quantity supplied used to make a graph?

Supply schedule

200

In what direction does the demand line go?

Demand to the sand- starts in the top left and moves to the bottom right

200

What type of tax increases as a person’s income increases?

Progressive Tax

200

What type of goods are provided by the government for everyone to use?

Public or Common Goods

300

What online platform is an example of a negotiable price market?

eBay, Facebook Marketplace, Gumtree... 

300

What market situation occurs when supply is greater than demand?

Surplus

300

What does the law of demand state?

That when price increases, quantity demanded decreases

300

What type of tax charges the same percentage to everyone?

Proportional Tax

300

What type of graph shows how government spending is divided into parts of a whole?

Pie Graph/ Chart

400

What economic system is based on private businesses and market competition?

Market Capitalist Economy

400

What does the law of supply state?

That when price increases, producers supply more

400

What goods are often used together, like phones and chargers?

Complements

400

What Australian fee is an example of a regressive tax?

Motor vehicle registration 
400

What public service helps people gain knowledge and skills?

Education

500

In business decision-making, what are the 3 questions a business should ask themselves?

What to produce?

How to produce?

For whom to produce? 

500

What government charge can decrease supply?

Taxes such as tariffs

500

What factor influences demand through promotion or marketing?

Advertising

500

Identify the tax that provides the biggest proportion of the government's revenue. 

Income Tax

500

What is government spending on welfare payments often called?

Social Security or Welfare