GDP
Bus. Cycle
Inflat/Unemp.
Trade Barriers
S&D
100

Private ownership of resources and the pursuit of profit are key characteristics of this economic system.




What is market economy

100

This represents the periodic but irregular ups and downs in overall economic activity.




What is the business cycle?



100

A sustained increase in the money supply can often lead to this economic phenomenon.




What is inflation.

100

This is a tax imposed on imported goods.

What is a tariff

100

The law of this states that as the price of a good increases, the quantity demanded will decrease.


What is demand.

200

Consumption, investment, government purchases, and THIS  are the four components used to calculate this economic indicator.




What is net exports

200

A period of significant decline in economic activity, typically lasting more than a few months, is known as this

What is a recession
200

This type of unemployment occurs when there is a mismatch between the skills of the labor force and the requirements of available jobs

What is structural unemployment?

200

A government-imposed limit on the quantity of a specific good that can be imported is known as this.

What is a quota

200

The point where the supply curve and the demand curve intersect is known as this.




What is equilibrium

300

If a country's GDP increases, this generally indicates what about the economy?


What is economic growth?



300

The peak of economic activity in the business cycle is followed by this phase.




What is a contraction or recession?



300

During a recession, this type of unemployment tends to increase significantly due to decreased demand for goods and services.

What is cyclical unemployment.

300

The argument or philosophy for protecting new industries from foreign competition often justifies trade barriers like embargos and quotas

What is protectionism.

300

A decrease in consumer income would most likely cause this to the demand shift for a normal good (Does demand increase or decrease).

What is decrease or a shift to the left.

400

This along with illegal activities, used items, and intermediary goods are not counted toward GDP.

What is financial transactions

400

Increased consumer confidence and business investment are characteristic of this phase of the business cycle.




What is an expansion or recovery?



400

This term describes a situation where inflation is very high and accelerating rapidly.




What is hyperinflation

400

An outright ban on the import or export of a particular good or service is called this.




What is an embargo
400

Tradition and customs play a significant role in shaping economic decisions in this type of system.




What is a traditional economy.

500

In this type of economy, the government makes most of the economic decisions.




What is a command economy?



500

This bottom point of a recession or contraction, where economic activity is at its lowest, is called this.




What is a trough or depression

500

Name a group of people who are not part of the unemployment rate.

Who is retired, institutionalized, under 16 years old, or chose not to work.

500

This is when two or more countries agree to free trade along with other benefits. Examples of this include: NAFTA and the EU.

What is an alliance or agreement.

500

This term describes an economy that combines elements of both command and market systems.




What is a mixed economy