Resource Management Flashcards
Consumers have rights and responsibilities.
Under “information,” consumers have the right to…
Factual details about a product.
It’s the consumers responsibility to use those details wisely.
Consumers have rights and responsibilities.
Under the “right of redress,” the consumer has the right to…
Request compensation for a business’s mistake.
It’s the consumer’s responsibility to seek compensation.
Consumers have rights and responsibilities.
Under the right to “truthful advertising,” the consumer has the right to…
Receive products that perform as they were advertised.
It’s the consumer’s responsibility to learn the difference between factual advertising and hype advertising.
Consumers have rights and responsibilities.
Under the right to “receive warranty protection,” consumers have the right to…
Receive warranty protection for certain products and services provided.
It is the consumer’s responsibility to seek replacement or refund for faulty products or services.
Consumers have rights and responsibilities.
Under the right of “having a basic need met,” the consumer has the right to…
have access to water, food, and shelter.
It is the consumer’s responsibility to consume sustainably without preventing others of being able to have their needs met.
Permanent Life Insurance
Offers a benefit upon death and builds cash value.
Term Life Insurance
Provides coverage for a specific period of time and has no remaining value.
Universal Life Insurance
Has flexibility in insurance protection and savings options that are clearly separated.
Variable Insurance
Provides protection as well as savings that are invested in equity products.
Reducing the discount rate does what?
Encourages banks to lend money, which encourages consumer spending.
The discount rate is the rate commercial banks are charged for borrowing money from the Federal Reserve.
The result of an effective price ceiling below the equilibrium price will be…
An excess of quantity demanded versus quantity supplied, which means there will be a SHORTAGE.
Unit Pricing
The system of indicating the cost of a consumer product in terms of a standard unit of measure (per pound, quart, yard, etc.) in addition to the price per can, bottle, or piece.
What is the best way to save money for long-term goals?
Stocks
Since the end of WW lI, through many ups and downs, the average large stock has returned 10% a year- well ahead of inflation, real estate, the return of bonds, and other saving vehicles.
The amount of money received if the insurance policy is surrendered before maturity or death if the insured party
Cash Value
The saving component of most permanent life insurance policies.
“Surrender value” or “policy holders equity”
Variable Universal Life Insurance
Life Insurance that offers s death benefit and builds cash value that can be invested in a wide variety of separate accounts, similar to mutual funds.