Investing Basics
Economics in Real Life
Markets and News
Companies and Business
Economic Theory
100

This is the money a company makes after all costs have been paid.

Profit

100

If demand rises but supply stays the same, prices usually move in this direction.

Upwards

100

Investors often buy this precious metal during times of uncertainty.

Gold

100

What does CEO stand for?

Chief Executive Officer

100

When prices rise (and therefore money buys less), this is occurring).

Inflation

200
Investors buy this to become part-owners of a company.

Shares (stocks)

200

A period of falling economic activity is called this.

Recession

200

If OPEC cuts oil production, the price of oil will most likely do this.

Increase.
200

This trillion-dollar company is famous primarily for producing AI chips and graphics processors.

NVIDIA

200

This term describes the total value of goods and services produced in a country each year.

GDP (Gross Domestic Product)

300

This measures how much money an investment makes compared with how much was originally invested.

Return (rate of return/percentage return)

300

What is the current UK inflation rate? (+/- 0.3% variance allowed)

3%

300

If If a new technology dramatically cuts electricity costs, business may expect profits to do this.

Increase

300

This is the largest supermarket (by market cap) listed on the UK stock market

Tesco

300

This is the proportion of a country's workforce that is not currently employed.

Unemployment rate

400
This term describes spreading investments across different assets to reduce risk.

Diversification

400

After the USA and China, what is the country with the highest GDP?

Germany

400

The opposite of a bull market is a ___ market

Bear

400

What are the main market indices of the UK stock market? (name 2)

FTSE 100, FTSE 250, FTSE 350, FTSE All-Share

400

The value of the next best option you give up when making a decision is called this.

Opportunity cost

500

This famous investor is known for running Berkshire Hathaway.

Warren Buffett

500

What was the name of the ship that blocked the Suez Canal in 2021?

Evergreen/Ever Given

500

Lower interest rates generally make borrowing more or less attractive?

More

500

When a company sells part ownership to investors, it issues these.

Shares

500

A situation where 1 person's gain is exactly offset by another's loss (i.e. no one can gain without someone else losing)

Constant-sum game (allow zero-sum game)