Matching Flashcards

1
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socialism in its most extreme form

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Communism

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2
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When a nation’s government assumes ownership of companies on a large scale.

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Nationalism

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3
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when a national government should be both the central owner and decision maker in all economic affairs of the state

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Centralized socialism

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4
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high taxes redistributed funds

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Welfare state

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5
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to let alone

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Laissez Faire

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6
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when a government decides to sell their nationalized businesses back to private stockholders

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Privatization

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7
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more government control in an economy

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Socialism

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8
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less government control in an economy

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Capitalism

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9
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the general public owns and the government manages

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Public corporation

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10
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after buying shares of this a person becomes owner of part of a corporation

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Stock

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11
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at least one general partner who has unlimited financial liability

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Limited partnership

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12
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the lender

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Creditor

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13
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the act of becoming security for or pledging to undertake another’s debt

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Surety

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14
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when a credit worthy person promises to pay a loan if the original borrow cannot

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Cosigning

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15
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a business enterprise with two or more persons as the owner

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Partnership

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16
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a distribution of a portion of a corporation’s profits

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Dividends

17
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stockbrokers work for this fee

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Commission

18
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where merchants trade stocks

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Stock exchanges

19
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the most well-known stock index

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DJIA

20
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a person who generally works for a brokerage company and who specializes in buying and selling stocks on behalf of clients

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Stockbroker

21
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the most prevalent type of stock that companies offer and represents true ownership of the firm

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Common stock

22
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another name for stock traders

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Floor traders

23
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one of the most well-known stock markets

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NASDAQ

24
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when stock prices rise in an industry or across the entire market simply because of expectations and a rise in the excess of the corporation’s true value

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Speculative bubble

25
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a group of stocks that analysts use to identify stock trends in specific industries

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Stock index

26
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shareholders who own this type of stock receive their dividend payments before all others

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Preferred stock

27
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used to be paper from a stock ticker but is now an electronic message board

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Tape

28
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privately managed stock portfolios

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Mutual funds

29
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when the government has allowed a firm an exclusive right to provide a good or service

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Legal monopoly

30
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a form of market organization in which there is only one supplier in the industry

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Monopoly

31
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formalized collusion

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Cartel

32
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an industry in which the top four firms account for 75% of the market sales

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Tight oligopoly

33
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when firms already in the industry own all and vital natural resource that a new firm would need to enter the market

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Natural barriers to entry

34
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a group of businesses that share common concern

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Industry

35
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selling by a few

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Oligopoly

36
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when a firm controls 100% of a resource that is essential to an industry

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Natural monopoly

37
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governmental regulations

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Artificial barriers to entry

38
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any significant obstacle that prevents or hinders a new firm from entering an industry and competing

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Barrier to entry