Terms
Miscellaneous
Economists
Economic Systems & Markets
Anything Goes
100

taxes on imported goods

What are tariffs?

100

a truck used to deliver products is this kind of good

What is capital?

100

he is known for developing mass production in America

Who is Henry Ford?

100

this economic system is based upon custom, heredity, and caste

What is traditional?

100

the total amount invested in the production of a good

What is input?

200
value of the best alternative that is foregone when a different alternative is taken

What is the opportunity cost?

200

this good lasts more than three years

What is durable?

200
he is known for the invisible hand and The Wealth of Nations

Who is Adam Smith?

200

this type of economic system is controlled by a centralized government

What is a command economy?

200

the exchange of goods in the absence of governmental restrictions or penalties

What is free trade?
300

an illegal system developed to avoid governmental regulations

What is the black market?

300

the first act implemented in 1890 to regulate monopolistic trusts

What was the Sherman Act?

300

he is known for the Diamond-Water Paradox

Who is Carl Menger?

300

the Automobile industry is an example of this kind of market: perfect competition, monopoly, monopolistic competition, or oligopoly

What is an oligopoly?

300

this antitrust act was passed in 1914 and addressed practices not addressed in earlier laws

What was the Clayton Act?

400

this deals with the study of specific components within a major economy

What is microeconomics?

400

the four factors of production

What are natural resources, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship?

400

he is known as a gunpowder entrepreneur

Who is E. I. du Pont?

400

the retail clothing industry in a large city is an example of this type of market: perfect competition, monopoly, monopolistic competition, oligopoly

What is monopolistic competition?

400
he wrote Physiocracy

Who is Pierre Samuel du Pont?

500

the place at which quantity demanded and quantity supplied are equal

What is equilibrium?

500

these force the consumer to buy certain products before he is able to buy what he really wants

What are tying contracts?

500

he is known for comparative advantage

Who is David Ricardo?

500

the three things mass production is based on

What are division of labor, standardized parts, and automatic conveyance?

500

this good is directly related to a consumer's income

What is a normal good?