Types of Economies
Factors of Production
Guess the Country's System
Columbian Exchange
Supply and Demand
100

What type of economy relies on customs and traditions?

What is a traditional economy?

100

An example of are the natural resources used in production.

What is wood, water, metal, sunlight, plants, wind, time?

100

North Korea's government controls all aspects of production.

What is command economy?

100

What was the exchange of goods, ideas, and diseases between the Old World and New World called?

What is the Columbian Exchange?

100

What is the term for how much of a product is available?

What is supply?

200

In a market economy, who makes the majority of the economic decisions?

Who are consumers and producers (citizens)?

200

What do we call the skills and abilities workers bring to the job?

What is labor?

200

Canada's people can own businesses and the government has limited control.

What is mixed market economy?

200

Which crop was brought from the Americas to Europe during the Columbian Exchange?

What is maize (corn)?

200

What is the term for how much of a product consumers want to buy?

What is demand?

300

Which type of economy is characterized by government control over production?

What is a command economy?

300

What term describes the tools and buildings used to produce goods?

What is capital?

300

The Aztec's economy is based on traditions, such as bartering.

What is traditional economy?

300

Name one disease that was brought to the Americas from Europe.

What is smallpox?

300

When demand increases and supply stays the same, what happens to prices?

Prices go up.

400

What is the term for economies that blend elements of both market and command systems?

What is a mixed economy?

400

Who are the individuals that risk money to start businesses?

Who are entrepreneurs?

400

Germany's economy combines elements of free market with government regulation

What is mixed market?

400

What animal was introduced to the Americas during the Columbian Exchange?

What is the horse, cow, pig, etc?

400

What happens when there is more supply than demand?

Prices go down or there is a surplus.

500

Name an example of a country with a mixed market economy.

What is the United States?

500

What factor of production is essential for creating goods and services?

What are all four factors of production?

500

Known for its mixed market economy and innovation, this country is a global leader in technology.

What is the United States?

500

How did the Columbian Exchange impact the diets of people worldwide?

It introduced new foods and changed agricultural practices.

500

If a new product is very popular, what is likely to happen to its price?

The price will likely increase due to high demand.