What is saving?
Putting money aside for later
What is economics
the study of how people choose to use their limited resources
What is income inequality
uneven amount of wealth within a population
What is consumerism
is the movement to educate buyers about the purchases they make
What is a deficit?
When you spend more money than you make
What is supply?
how much of a product sellers are willing to sell at different prices
scarcity
What is welfare
aid given to the poor in the form of money or necessities
What is an impulse buyer? Name 2 of the 4 ways
Do you buy things you do not need or do not want
Does buying things make you feel better
Do you quickly lose interest in items you have bought
Do you often borrow money from friends because you have spent yours
What is a surplus
When you make more money than you spend
What is demand
The amount of a good or service that people are willing to buy at different prices during a given time
What are the three economic systems
Market
Traditional
command
People can get stuck in poverty
What is this chart showing?
Part-time job $420
Allowance $50
Miscellaneous $0
Gifts $25
Extra Chores $0
Total $495
Income
According to the consumer’s right to be informed, consumers have the right to..
have protection from misleading information
What is opportunity cost
What are the three types of resources
Natural
labor
capital
Masters
What is this chart showing?
Taxes $24 Savings $50 Transportation $0 Gas $50 Repair $2 Insurance $25 Clothes $50 Personal Items $50 Gifts $50 Chairty $0 Entertainment $50 Total $351
Expense
True or False
Banks and credit card companies check a person’s financial history before deciding whether to offer credit to
that person
true
what is trade off
what you give up when you make a choice
What are the three causes of income inequality
Education
Family wealth
discrimination
1. The right to safety
2. The right to be informed
3. The right to choose
4. The right to be heard
5. The right to redress
6. The right to environmental health
7. The right to service
8.The right to consumer education
In a market economy, how would consumers most likely respond to a rise in the price of clothing?
consumers would buy few items