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100

What is the driving force of the economy?

Scarcity

100

What measures changes in price over time paid by consumers for goods and services?

Consumer Price Index (CPI)
100

What is the government's largest spending area?

Mandatory Spending

100

A country that produces goods at a lower opportunity cost has what?

Comparative Advantage

200

Name a supply determinant

- Market seller size

- Expectations

- Input costs

- Regulations, taxes, subsidies

- Technology Advancements

200

What is the difference between GDP and GNP?

GDP is the value of goods produced within a nation's borders, and GNP is the value of goods produced by a country's citizens, domestically and abroad.

200

What makes sure the government doesn't default on loans?

Net Interest Payments

200

Name 2 of North Carolina's top industries.

- Textiles

- Tobacco

- Furniture

- Finance

- Pharmaceuticals

- Technology

- Food processing

- Vehicle Parts

- Tourism

300

What is called when price and quantity exceed the equilibrium on the supply and demand chart?

Surplus

300

What is the act of trading in an asset or conducting a financial transaction that has a significant risk of losing most or all of the initial sum with the expectation of a substantial gain?

Speculation

300

What are the start and end dates of the fiscal year?

Oct. 1-Sept. 30

300

What is the agreement that the U.S. has made to replace NAFTA? And what does it stand for?

USMCA (United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement)

400

What does "Ceteris Paribus" mean?

All other things being equal.

400

What is the simultaneous purchase and sale of funds in order to profit from a difference in interest rates?

Arbitrage

400

Bartholomew buys 3 shares of stock, makes $40,000, and sells it 1 month later. What kind of tax will they pay on their profit?

Capital Gains Tax

400

Name two costs of globalization.

- Increased income inequality

- Loss of Jobs in the U.S.

- More power to big companies

- Lower standard of living (sometimes)

500

Name both of Karl Marx's books.

Communist Manifesto and Das Kapital

500

Name two things Federal Reserve District Banks do.

- Supervise and examine member banks

- Provide key financial services

- Support the government

- Serving their district

- monitor financial risk

- ensure compliance with fair lending laws

500

Name one of the Social Security trust funds.

- Old age and survivor insurance trust fund (OASI)

- Disability Insurance trust fund

500
Name 10 countries in the EU.

Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden.