Unit 12 Economics Vocabulary Review Flashcards

1
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Things that can be used to increase profit or production (money, cars, or workers)

A

Resource

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2
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The amount of goods or services that are available for sale.

A

Supply

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3
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Someone who hires workers and pays wages; like a boss

A

Employer

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4
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A shortage or goods or services

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Scarcity

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5
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Providing one kind of product or service. For example: NIKE- shoes

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specialization

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6
Q

Economy in which people make business decisions, not the government. People choose what to make or buy.

A

Free Market

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7
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The total amount of things that a group of workers can produce.

A

Productive capacity

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8
Q

What you are willing to give up in order to buy something else (wants versus needs)

A

opportunity cost

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9
Q

Tools needed for makin things (tractors, computers)

A

Capital goods

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10
Q

Rivalry between two businesses to get more customers.

A

Competition

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11
Q

Money paid to the government

A

Tax

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12
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People use money from this account to pay for expenses like bills, food, and clothes

A

Checking account

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13
Q

Going to different stores to find the best price.

A

Comparison shopping

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14
Q

The desire people have to buy a product or service.

A

Demand

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15
Q

A tax paid on your labor

A

income tax

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16
Q

Different workers do different parts of the job

A

Division of Labor

17
Q

Money that you borrow from the bank; it must be paid back with interest.

A

Loan

18
Q

Trading one item for another. For example, you trade money for food

A

Voluntary exchange

19
Q

Rate which is charged or paid for the use of money (the bank pays you this money for keeping your money in their bank)

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Interest

20
Q

A plan for using your money wisely to meet your needs and some wants

A

Budget

21
Q

The amount a business charges for an item; it includes how much it costs to make and advertise.

A

Price

22
Q

a fee charged on things people buy, this money goes to the government, it is a percentage of what the item costs

A

sales tax