Tables, Charts & Graphs
A graph that uses line segments to connect data points and shows changes in data over time.
What is a line graph?
Things from nature used to make a good or do a service.
What is a natural resource?
The study of money, good, services and productive resources.
What is economics?
A teacher provides this.
What is a service?
The tools needed to make a good or do a service.
What are capital goods?
The distance between one number and the next on a line graph.
What is an interval?
The person or job that someone does to make a good or do a service.
What is a human resource?
The good or service produced.
What is a product?
A Tesla is this.
What is a good?
A plan for taking care of your money.
What is a budget?
A pie chart must add up to this number.
What is 100%?
George who cleans the mall.
What is a human resource?
Capital Goods, Natural Resources, Human Resources, and entrepreneurship.
What are the productive resources?
Elon Musk of Tesla is this.
What is the entrepreneur?
A person who consumes/uses a good or service.
What is a consumer?
Is a straight line which links two data points on a line graph.
What is a line segment?
Ivan's cage.
What is a capital good?
To give money, goods, or services in order to help a person or organization.
What is a donation?
When you budget your moneythe three things that you can do with the money.
What are save, spend or donate?
The thing you give up when you make a choice.
What is the opportunity cost?
What are connected by the line segments on a line graph, also called "markers".
What are data points?
Mack who owns and runs the mall.
What is the entrepreneur?
Not enough of something, rare.
What is scarcity?
The person who owns the company (boss, risk taker).
What is an entrepreneur?
Depending on each other to complete a task.
What is interdependence?