Jobs & Income
Supply & Demand
Spending Decisions
Credit & Loans
Saving
Financial Choices
100

What is money earned from a job called?

Income

100

What happens when supply decreases?

There is less available

100

What is planned spending?

Spending you prepare for

100

What is credit?

Borrowing money

100

What is saving?

Keeping money for later

100

What is spending?

Using money

200

What does labor mean?

Work someone does

200

If supply goes down, what happens to price?

It increases

200

Buying things without planning is called what?

Unplanned spending

200

When do people use credit?

When they don’t have enough money

200

Name one reason to save

Emergency / future

200

What is income?

Money earned

300

If you work more hours, what happens to your income?

It increases

300

A hurricane destroys crops. What happens to supply?

It decreases

300

What is a benefit of planned spending?

You get what you saved for

300

Do you pay back more or less than borrowed?

More

300

How does saving help you?

Prevents needing credit

300

What is charitable giving?

Helping others with money

400

Explain how labor and income are connected

Work = money earned

400

Why do prices increase when items are scarce?

Less supply = higher demand

400

What is a cost of unplanned spending?

Running out of money

400

What is interest?

Extra money paid back

400

What is a savings plan?

Plan to save over time

400

Name 3 financial decisions

Income, saving, spending, credit, giving

500

John works 40 hours at $18/hour. How much does he earn?

$720

500

A storm destroys orange trees. Name TWO effects

Supply decreases & price increases

500

Give an example of planned AND unplanned spending

(Students explain both)

500

Why can using credit too much be dangerous?

Debt / paying more money

500

Why is saving important for college?

Helps pay for future education

500

Why is it important to balance spending, saving, and giving?

To manage money wisely