Alone & Exploited
ECON 101
The Science of Ghosts
Stock Market
Pillai the Science Guy
100

What subregion of North America have the most children coming to the United States to work illegally.

Central America - which includes Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama.

100

Name a 2 key differences between big companies and small companies?

- number of employees

-amount of capital

- able to have flexible product prices

- less competition

- able to influence the economy

100

What percent of people in the United States believe in ghosts?

20%

100

How many stock markets in the U.S.?

13

100

What is Kesh's favorite shirt pattern?

Hawaiian 

200

What drives migrant children to seek out employment in U.S.?

Poverty, especially after the pandemic.

200

What does the U.S. Constitution say about money and the economy?

The U.S. Constitution grants Congress the power to:

- Coin (make) money

- regulate the value "thereof"

- to lay and collect taxes

200

What condition leaves someone feeling awake but paralyzed, or frozen in place?

Sleep paralysis.

200

What are the two largest stock markets in the U.S.?

New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and
National Association of Securities and Dealers.
(NASDAQ)

200

What is Kesh's favorite color?

Green

300

What does the law say about employing minors to work?

- Children under 14 illegal to work most non-agricultural jobs

- under 16, 8 hours of work maximum; 3 hours on school days.

- 14 or older able to do farm work

- under 14 must have parent consent


300

What is the Federal Reserve?

The U.S. central banking system—the Federal Reserve, or the Fed—is the most powerful economic institution in the United States, perhaps the world. 

Its core responsibilities include setting interest rates, managing the money supply, and regulating financial markets.

300

what is the experience involving the apparent perception of something not present.

Hallucination

300

In most cases, in order to buy or sell stock a person needs to use this?

Brokerage house

300

How many children does Kesh have?

5

400

What measure(s) is the federal government taking to crack down on child labor?

- new initiatives to investigate violations.

- increase support the migrant children need

- increase violation fines

400

How much money do teens spend annually in the U.S. economy?

$63 billion annually

22% on clothes

400

 The tendency to perceive a specific, often meaningful, image in a random or ambiguous visual pattern is called?

Pareidolia (par·ei·do·lia)

400

What determines the price of a stock?

Supply and demand.
(Hence, people's emotions, information, and rumors have a powerful influence on moving the price of a stock.)

400

Where else does Kesh work?

Church/Youth group

500

Why have legislators in two states introduced bills relaxing child labor protections?

Local economies are struggling to hire and retain workers.

500

Which segment of the U.S. economy is responsible for passing a national budget?

The federal government.

500
What is the objective analysis and evaluation of an issue in order to form a judgment called?


Critical thinking

500

Name two main reasons companies issue stock?

1.) raise money

2.) need money to expand their business and/or to develop new products.

3.) reduce debt

500

What does Keshav mean in Indian?

One with beautiful hair.