Change
Supply and Demand
Econ Basics
Systems
Markets 2: Electric Boogaloo
100

People who risk their time, money and other resources to start and manage a business

What is an entrepreneur?

100
Equilibrium Point
What is the point where the supply curve and demand curve intersect?
100
Production, marketing, management, and finance
What are the functions of business?
100

The government makes decisions about distribution and production of goods and services.

What is a planned economy? (will also accept "command" economy)

100

Many buyers and many producers of nearly identical products.

What is pure competition? (will also accept "perfect" competition)

200

Raw materials supplied by nature

What are natural resources?

200

This curve shows how prices are determined in a free market.

What is the supply and demand curve?

200
Difference between revenues taken in and the costs of operating the business.
What is profit?
200

Very little choice in the products and services available. Only a few competitors

What is an oligopoly?

200

A company that has virtually zero competition

What is a monopoly?

300

The people who create goods and services.

What are Human Resources?

300

An individual's need or desire for a product or service at a given price.

What is demand?

300
The total value of all goods and services produced within a nation's boundaries over a period of time

What is GDP / gross domestic product?

300

Individuals, businesses, or non-profits own the majority of enterprises

What is capitalism?

300
If an entrepreneur decides to increase advertising rather than buy new equipment, the cost of the equipment.
What is opportunity cost?
400

natural resources, human resources, and capital resources

What are the factors of production?

400

When companies supply more of a product than there is demand for.

What is a surplus?

400

Unemployment that depends on time of year

What is seasonal unemployment?

400

Government owns all enterprises

What is communism?

400

An economic recession that lasts longer than two consecutive quarters

What is a depression?

500

The rate at which a new product moves from conception to commercialization

What is speed to market?

500

When there is a greater demand for a product than there is supply

What is a shortage?

500
Forces businesses to improve products, keep the cost of products low, and provide good customer service.
What is competition?
500

The most common type of economy / USA's economic model

What is a mixed economy?

500
Products that you can see and touch
What are goods?