Economics
Business
Factories
Economic Systems
Mr.Neilson
100

This word means how badly people want something.

Demand

100

The amount something is sold for.

Price.

100

The process of making things.

Production

100

Capitalism and Socialism are examples of these types of systems.

Economic Systems

100

Mr.Neilson lived in this state for 10 years.

Arizona

200

This word means how much of something there is in the market.

Supply.

200

The motivation to make certain choices which could be a reward or a punishment or a natural consequence. 

Incentive

200

The process of getting things you make to people and stores.

Distribution

200

In this economic system, people own businesses and are free to buy and sell however they want.

Capitalism
200

Mr.Neilson was this age when he registered to vote.

17

300

These are decisions people make in the market everyday.

Choices

300

The place where buyers and sellers meet to exchange goods and services.

Market

300

The money needed to product or service.

Cost

300

In this system, everyone shares everything and there are usually very high taxes, a lot of welfare programs, and often low freedom.

Socialism

300

This is Mr.Neilson's favorite chip.

Sabritones

400

This is whatever someone is willing to pay for something.

Value

400

The rivalry between companies or people selling the same or similar goods or services. McDonalds and Burger King are a good example of this.

Competition

400

Farmers, Factory Workers, and a computer programmer are all examples of this. This word means the people needed to make a good or service.

Labor

400

In this system, people share everything and people are not allowed to own property, and the government decides how everything should go- including the jobs people can have and who does or does not get things like cars and other resources.

Communism

400

This product is how Mr.Neilson makes his moustache curl.

Moustache Wax

500

This word means that resources are limited, but wants are unlimited.

Scarcity

500

This is what you miss out on by making a certain choice.

Opportunity Cost

500
Examples of this type of resource are logs, iron ore, and crude oil. These are resources that are unrefined, taken from nature, and exist in their most natural state.

Raw Materials

500

In this system government allows people to own property, but the government may own some businesses and may create higher taxes and provide some welfare such as Universal Healthcare.

Mixed Economy

500

When Mr.Neilson was in high school, this was his favorite kind of music.

Opera