Unit 1A
Unit 1B
Circular Flow of Income
Unit 2
Unit 2 Part 2 - Role of Gov, Labor Mkt and Price Controls
100

Lisa was showing her friend Joe the new car she had purchased. She told Joe that because she bought the car she had to give up a trip to the Bahamas. Lisa’s opportunity cost was

A trip to the Bahamas
100

Trees and water are an example of which factor of production?

Land - natural resources

100

What are the three sectors of the circular flow of income?

Households

Businesses 

Government 

100
Law of Demand: When price increases what happens to demand?

Demand decreases 

100

Provide one example of the role of government in the economy

-Provide a legal system

-Provide public goods

-Correct market failures (externalities)

-Maintain competition/regulate monopolies

-Redistribute income

-Stabilize the economy (reduce unemployment)

200

Economics is the study of 

A- Money

B- Capital

C- How individuals, government and businesses choose to use limited resources

C- How individuals, government and businesses choose to use limited resources

200

What are the three economic questions of society?

What to produce?

Who to produce?

Who gets it?

200

What does interdependence mean?

For example, in the Circular Flow of Income, households, businesses & government are interdependent with eachother.

They rely on each other or they depend on each other to function

200

Law of Supply: When price increases what happens to supply

Supply increases 

200

Who supplies labor? Who demands labor? - extra 50 points for both 

Individuals supply labor and businesses demand labor 

300

People must make choices because of __________.

There is not enough goods/services to satisfy everyone's wants & needs.

Scarcity

300

An economic system based on past ways of life and culture 

Traditional system

300

What is exchanged between the government and households/businesses in the Circular Flow of Income?

Households/businesses pay taxes and the government provides public goods and services in return

300

Which direction do demand curves go? Which direction do supply curves go?

Demand curves go downward. 

Supply curves go upward.

300
Who is protected by price floors? Who is protected by price ceilings? DOUBLE JEOPARDY IF BOTH ARE CORRECT

Price floors protect producers or suppliers/sellers.

Price ceilings protect consumers or buyers.

400

Mr. Cerchio has a percentage taken out of each paycheck to save for his retirement. He is 63 years old and planning to retire when he is 65 years old. This is an example of what kind of goal?

Medium Term Goal: 1 to 4 years to accomplish

400

An economic system in which the government controls the production & distribution of goods and services 

Command System

-Communism

400

The government reduces taxes on personal income. This increases household income. What is likely to happen next?

Households will spend more at businesses and receive more private goods/service in return

400

Define equilibrium price 

The price at which supply and demand are equal. The point where the supply and demand curves intersect 

400

What is the difference between private and public goods?

Private goods are purchases by individuals and owned privately. Public goods are paid for by taxes and we share them 

500
Provide an example of an incentive for students to pass economics class.

-Good grades

-Graduate high school

-Move to the next grade

-Make your family and self proud 

500

An economic system in which individuals control production & distribution of goods and services is

Market System

-Capitalism

500

What do banks do with the savings that households provide to them?

Banks offer investments to businesses or loans to households

500

What are substitute goods? Provide an example.

Goods that can be used in place of each other 

500

What is an externality?

A situation when somebody other than the buyer or the seller is effected by the sale