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EC-011
Ec-012
100

Trade industries, producers, and service.

What are the types of businesses

100

One want is satisfied, there is at least one other want waiting to take its place.

When does a desire seem unlimited 

100

A group of workers who join together to improve the terms and conditions under which employees work.

What is a labor union 

100

States that the quantity of a good or service that consumers will buy varies inversely with the price of the good or service

What is Law Of Demand 

100

The amount of money that is paid for a good, service, or resource.

What is a price

200

Producers provide goods in their natural, or raw, states.

What are raw good producers 

200

Going out with friends to get a new phone or some pizza

What are economic wants

200

Labor unions became a strong force in the American business landscape as the country moved into the 20th century.

When did labor unions become a strong force

200

The quantity of a good or service that will be offered for sale varies in direct relation to its selling price.

What is Law Of Supply

200

 One price compared to another.

What is relative price

300

Cars to drive, a variety of foods to eat, or houses to live in.

What would happen without raw-good producers


300

Must be able to feel, smell, taste, see, or hear it. Books, perfume, food, clothes, and cars

What is something tangible

300

Organizing workers into a single bargaining unit, Negotiating labor contract, Ensuring that labor contracts are carried out

What are the three main purposes of labor unions 

300

This law states that the supply of a good or service will increase when the demand is great and decrease when demand is low.

what is law of supply and demand.

300

 Relative prices provide information needed by consumers, producers, and resource owners to make economic decisions.

What do relative prices do 

400

Makes goods 

What is a producer 

400

It must be able to satisfy human wants 

What is a economic want

400

A chapter of a national or international union that represents workers at a specific company or in a specific geographical area.

What is a Local Union

400

The point at which the quantity supplied is equal to the quantity demanded.

What is equilibrium

400

Whoever is willing and able to pay the price. Relative prices help allocate limited resources, goods, and services among consumers.

Who gets the goods and services that are produced in our economy?

500

Buy and sell goods to others.

What are Trade industries 
500

There is not enough of it for anyone and everyone to freely have as much as they want.

What is scarcity 

500

Leadership for local unions and assist them in negotiating labor contracts.

What do National/international unions provide?

500

The price of a product is low because there is a large supply and a small demand.

When does a buyers market exist 

500

types and quantities of products provided and the prices paid for them.

What do supply and demand largely determine