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Presentation on theme: "$100 $400 $300 $200 $400 $200 $100$100 $400 $200$200 $500$500 $300 $200 $500 $100 $300 $100 $300 $500 $300 $400$400 $500."— Presentation transcript:

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4 MACRO- ECONOMICS

5 DEMAND

6 SUPPLY

7 BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS

8 VOCABULARY

9 MACRO-ECONOMICS DEMAND SUPPLY BUSINESSORGANIZATIONS VOCABULARY $100 $300 $200 $400 $500 $

10 C 1 - $100 Entrepreneurs are considered the driving force in our economy because they….

11 C 1 - $200 Which group of people immediately determines what our economy produces?

12 C 1 - $300 What is the best way to describe the U.S. economic system?

13 C 1 - $400 In a market economy a high price is a signal for …

14 C 1 - $500 Business receipts (revenue) - (Minus) Business expenses (costs) = ?

15 C 2 - $100 The demand curve shifting to the left represents this?

16 C 2 - $200 Movement along the demand curve represents this

17 C 2 - $300 When the demand curve shifts to the right it represents this right it represents this

18 C 2 - $400 An increase in consumer’s income will cause the demand curve to do this

19 C 2 - $500 Customers’ willingness to replace a costly item with a less costly item is an example of this

20 C 3 - $100 Movement along the supply curve represents this

21 C 3 - $200 The supply curve shifting to the right represents this?

22 C 3 - $300 How would a change in price be shown on the supply curve?

23 C 3 - $400 New technology that increases production will cause the supply curve to do this

24 C 3 - $500 This occurs when the quantity supplied is greater than the quantity demanded

25 C 4 - $100 When a major car company lowers its prices other car companies will do what?

26 C 4 - $200 Many businesses are engaging in e-commerce because ……

27 C 4 - $300 In which type of business org. do the owners earn dividends?

28 C 4 - $400 A large number of buyers and sellers is a characteristic of this type of competition

29 C 4 - $500 An inactive partner in a limited partnership has this type of liability

30 C 5 - $100 We become better decision makers by studying this

31 C 5 - $200 The diamonds and water paradox is also called this

32 C 5 - $300 Manufactured goods needed to produce other goods are called this

33 C 5 - $400 Profit-maximizing level of output is reached when marginal cost equals?

34 C 5 - $500 The federal minimum wage is an example of which social and economic goal?

35 C 1 A - $100 Start new businesses $

36 C 1 A - $200 consumers $

37 C 1 A - $300 Modified Free Enterprise System $

38 C 1 A - $400 Producers to supply more And Consumers to buy less $

39 C 1 A - $500 $Profit

40 C 2 A - $100 A decrease In demand $

41 C 2 A - $200 A change in quantity demanded $

42 C 2 A - $300 An increase in demand $

43 C 2 A - $400 Shift to the right $

44 C 2 A - $500 Thesubstitutioneffect $

45 C 3 A - $100 A change in quantity supplied $

46 C 3 A - $200 An increase in supply $

47 C 3 A - $300 Movement along the supply curve $

48 C 3 A - $400 Shift to the right $

49 C 3 A - $500 A surplus $

50 C 4 A - $100 Lower their prices $

51 C 4 A - $200 Lower fixed costs or lower overhead $

52 C 4 A - $300 corporations $

53 C 4 A - $400 Perfect competition $

54 C 4 A - $500 $ Limited liability

55 C 5 A - $100 economics $

56 C 5 A - $200 $ Paradox of value

57 C 5 A - $300 Capital goods $

58 C 5 A - $400 $Marginalrevenue

59 C 5 A - $500 $Economicequity

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61 Market structures $ FJ Topic

62 FJ Question $ Type of monopoly based on control of a manufacturing process or scientific advance

63 FJ Ans $ Technological monopoly

64 END OF GAME


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