Miscellaneous 1
Miscellaneous 2
Miscellaneous 3
Miscellaneous 4
Miscellaneous 5
100

Any object used as medium of exchange, store of wealth, and a measure of value.

What is Money?

100

The study of how people use their resources to produce, distribute, and consume goods and services.

What is ecomomics?

100

 the workers

What is labor?

100

Supply is greater than demand / too much of a product

What is a surplus?

100

 A piece of ownership in a company

What is a stock?

200

Economic system where the means of production are privately owned.

What is Capitalism?

200

Economic system in which the means of production publicly owned and controlled by the government.

What is Communism?

200

 the money used to start and run a business

What is Capital?
200

- The study of the economy as a whole

What is macroeconomics?

200

The branch of economics that studies the behavior of individuals and individual companies.

What is microeconomics?

300

 Father of Capitalism

Who was Adam Smith?

300
  • Four Factors of Production-

What are land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship?

300
  • Law of Supply - As prices go up - Supply goes 

What is UP?

300

Supply is less than demand / not enough of a product

What is a shortage?

300

The Business Cycle - stages

What are expansion, peak, contraction, trough

400

Father of communism

Who was Karl Marx?

400

the ideas for the business and management of the business

What is entrepreneurship?

400
  • Law of Demand - As prices go up - Demand goes 

What is DOWN?

400

 all the goods and services produced in a country in one year

What is GDP?

400

- A negative, declining stock market

What is a bear market?

500

Wrote the Book:  The Wealth of Nations

Who was Adam Smith?
500

a place to have a factory or to sell something

What is Land?

500

The price at which supply equals demand

What is the Market Price / Equilibrium Price?

500

 A place where stocks are bought and sold / New York Stock Exchange is the most famous stock exchang

What is a stock market?

500
  • Economic Indicators

What are GDP, Stock Market, unemployment rate, inflation rate, and new housing starts?