Supply and Demand
Markets
Banking and Financial
Regulations and Taxes
Social Welfare and Labor
100

What is the inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded, when price increases and demand decreases? 

Law of Demand

100

What is a market?

Meeting place or mechanism allowing buyers and sellers of an economic product to come together: either local, regional, national, and global.

100

What is a player?

The person who writes checks

100

What is paid by the buyers as a percentage of the sales price of an item?

Sales tax

100

What is the lowest amount of wage an employer can pay?

Minimum wage

200

What happening hen the quantity supplied is greater than the quantity demanded?

Surplus

200

What is a Monopoly?

A market ran primarily by one producer.
200

What is the process of issuing, exchanging,  loaning, and managing the custody of money and credit?

Banking

200

What is a Marginal Tax rate?

How much of the last dollar earned is paid out in tax



200

What is the type of employee who works fewer hours?

Part-time employee

300

What is happening when the quantity demanded is greater than the quantity supplied?

Shortage

300

What is perfect competition?

It is when different businesses equally compete with each other with no interference.

300

What assets are easily converted into cash?

Liquid Assets

300

What is Regulation?

Actions by the federal or local government directed at influencing market outcomes, such as the quantity traded of a good or service, its price, or its quality and safety

300

What are the Employer costs?

The average cost to employers for wages and salaries and benefits per employee hour worked

400

What are the Five Shifters of Supply?

Price resources, Number of Producers, technology, Taxes & Subsidies, Future Expectations

400

What is the difference between Oligopoly and Monopoly?

Oligopoly is ran by a handful of businesses and a Monopoly is one singular business

400

What are property damage liabilities? 

Insurance coverage that pays for the damages to the car and possessions of the other party in an accident that is your fault.

400

What is the maximum price of a good?

Price Ceiling

400

What are four approaches to social well-fair?

Political Ideology Approach, Economic Theory Approach, Welfare State Regimes Approach, Gender-Based Approach

500

What is the Law of Supply?

There is a direct relationship between price and quantity supplied. As price goes up, the quantity producers make will also increase.

500

What is a market dominated by an aggressive singular market?

A Cartel

500

What is left of the revenue after the costs are deducted?

Profit
500

What is the lower limit of the price on a good?

Price Floor

500

What is Free Trade

Lowering and dismantling of barriers and regulations impeding international flow of capital and products