Basic Economic Concepts
Supply & Demand
Taxes & Paychecks
Economic Systems
Money & Businesses
Misc.
100

This means resources are limited but wants are unlimited.

What is scarcity? 

100

What happens when quantity demanded equals quantity supplied?

What is equilibrium?

100

This tax is added when buying most goods.

What is sales tax?

100

This economy is controlled mainly by the government.

What is command economy? 

100

This type of money is backed by government authority.

What is a fiat money?

100

This type of loan is used to buy a house. 

What is a mortgage? 

200

This is the next best alternative given up when making a choice.

What is opportunity cost?

200

According to the law of demand, what happens to quantity demanded when price falls?

What is quantity demanded increases?

200

This tax is taken out of your paycheck.

What is income tax? 

200

This economy uses supply and demand to determine prices.

What is Market Economy?

200

This helps businesses increase efficiency by focusing on strengths.

What is specialization? 

200

This is usually used to borrow money. 

What is a credit card? 

300

This is the study of how people use resources and money.

What is economics?

300

What curve shifts right when advertising for a product is successful?

What is the demand curve?

300

This tax is paid on homes and land.

What is property tax? 

300

This economy is based on historical customs. 

What is a traditional economy?

300

This type of insurance helps cover medical expenses.

What is health insurance? 

300

This factor of production includes workers.

What is labor? 

400

This person starts and runs a business. 

What is an entreprenuer? 

400

What happens when a price ceiling is set below equilibrium?

What is a shortage?

400

This is total pay, before deductions. 

What is gross pay? 

400

This type of economy is used in the United States.

What is a market economy? 

400

This service in Long Island may receive funding from local taxes.

What is fire departments, police officers, schools, etc.

400

This type of good sees demand increase when income rises.

What is a normal good?

500

These are the four factors of production. 

What is land, labor, capital and entrepreneurship?

500

If the price of apples rises and consumers buy more oranges, which economic effect is occurring?

What is the substitution effect?

500

This is pay after taxes and deductions. 

What is the net pay?

500

This system requires people to trade goods directly without money.

What is a Barter System? 

500

This type of money has value like gold or silver.

What is commodity money? 

500

Peanut Butter and Jelly are examples of what?

What are complementary goods?