Three Economic Questions
Factors of Production
Profit & Entrepreneurship
Markets & Specialization
100

This economic question asks what products society should make.

What goods and services should be produced?

100

One example of a factor of production is this natural resource.

land

100

Profit is money left after all ______ are paid.

costs of production

100

Markets exist because people have unlimited wants but limited ______.

resources 

200

The question “What to produce?” is mainly based on this.

needs, wants, and available resources?

200

The four factors of production are land, labor, capital, and _______.

entrepreneurship

200

Entrepreneurs are people who start businesses and take ______.

risks

200

Markets help answer “What to produce,” “How to produce,” and ______.

Who gets what is produced

300

This economic question focuses on methods of production.

“How should goods and services be produced?

300

The factor payment for labor is called this.

wages

300

Profit is NOT the same as this, which is money paid to workers.

wages

300

Specialization means focusing on producing one ______ instead of everything.

good or service

400

This economic question asks how goods are distributed.

“Who gets what is produced?”

400

The factor payment for land is called this.

rent

400

Entrepreneurs help the economy by creating new products, services, and ______.

jobs

400

Specialization increases efficiency because workers become skilled at one ______.

task

500

The Three Economic Questions exist because resources are limited but human ______ are unlimited.

wants

500

Entrepreneurs take risks and are rewarded with this.

profit

500

The factor payment for entrepreneurship is this.

profits

500

The organized system where buyers and sellers exchange goods is called a ______.

market