Resources
Basic Definitions
Supply and Demand
Types of Businesses
Types of Economies
Unit 8 Mix Pt.1
Unit 8 Mix Pt. 2
Unit 8 Mix Pt. 3
100

The oranges used to create orange juice are an example of a ___________ resource.

Natural

100

___________ is the study of production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.

Economics

100

The amount of goods and services consumers are willing to buy at a certain price.

Demand

100

A form of business where two or more owners share the risks and profits.

Partnership

100

The type of economy where individuals own and make decisions for the private sector while the government makes decisions for the public sector. (U.S. is an example)

Mixed

100

Which of the following is not a public good or service?

Walmart, Firefighters, Military, Police

Walmart

100

Savers earn                on their money if they keep it in the bank

Interest

100

What is the MAIN way Public Goods and Services are paid for

Taxes

200

Which is a human resource?

Lemon, donkey, oven, waitress

Waitress
200

The combining of resources to create goods and services is called...

Production

200

The interaction of supply and demand determines...

Price

200

A boy sells lemonade at a lemonade stand using his own cups, water, and lemonade mix. This is an example of a ...

Proprietorship

200

The type of economy where the government owns all resources of production and there is no choice.. Commonly associated with communist or fascist countries.

Command

200

People who take money out of a bank are called...

Borrowers

200

What is the National Bank of the Unite States called?

The Federal Reserve

200

When there is too much money in circulation and prices go up, what economic problem are we experiencing?

inflation

300

What are the four types of resources?

Entrepreneur, Human, Capital, Natural

300

Price - Cost to produce the item = __________    Example: If Steve is selling candy bars for $1 and they cost him $.50 to make the $.50 left over is called what?

Profit

300

The amount of goods and services a producer is willing to sell at a certain price.

Supply

300

People are able to buy a stake in the Walt Disney Company using the stock market. Walt Disney represents the entire business. This is an example of:

Corporation

300

Steve lives in a developing country where the economy is based on customs and precedent. Steve's parents were farmers, his grandparents were farmers, and he will be a farmer as well. His kids will be farmers, their kids will be farmers,  their kids will be farmers,  their kids will be farmers,  their kids will be farmers, and  their kids will be farmers. What economy does he live in?

Traditional Economy
300

Name three types of legitimate currency.

Deposits, Cash, Coins

300

What is it called when one company tries to buy out all of it competitors and own everything?

Monopoly

300

Which amendment to the US Constitution allows Congress to tax individual and business income?

16th

400

The ice cream machine used to make a Frosty is an example of a __________ resource.

Capital

400

The factors of production (Human, Natural, Capital & Entrepreneurs) are also known as...

Resources

400

When consumers keep choosing to buy the same product, they are using...

Consumer Preference

400

If two businesses combine to make one, what type of business is it?

Partnership
400

What type of economy does North Korea have?

Command

400

In this type of economy, people do the same thing their parents did. Ex: Sophia is a farmer. Her daughter will be a farmer. Her granddaughter will be a farmer. Her great-granddaughter will be a farmer. You get the point.

Traditional

400

In this type of economy, the government has a minimal role and most property is privately owned.

Free-Market

400

True or False: Command economies promote lots of competition

False

500

What type of Resource is this? Someone who takes a risk for profit.

Entrepreneur

500

_______ is when two or more companies produce similar goods but want consumers to choose their product over their rivals.

Competition/Rivalry

500

When price goes up, what happens to supply and demand?

Supply goes up, demand goes down.

500

If consumers aren't buying a product, what will businesses do?

Stop making the product.

500

The fact some Fords are made overseas shows that the United States is involved in a ____________ economy.

Global

500

Types of Economies differ based on how much              is involved.

Government

500

Banks make money off of loans by charging __________

Interest

500

True or false: In a free-market economy, the government controls everything

False