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Nerdstick Waterhead Hazzard County Afflicted Your Mama

What is…? Nerdstick for $100 Two ways buyers affect price

Demand and willingness to pay Back to Game

Two side effects of a natural disaster on cotton crops. What are…? Nerdstick for $200

Back to Game Price goes up and quantity supply

What are…? Nerdstick for $300 Goods used in place of other products

Back to Game …substitute goods

What is…? Nerdstick for $400 Desire, ability and willingness to buy a product

Good Answer! Back to Game demand

What is…? Nerdstick for $500 Libby would rather have a double whopper than the big mac due to…

Back to Game Consumer taste

What is…? Waterhead for $100 One of the biggest disadvantages of Sammy opening his own archery range.

Back to Game Unlimited liability

What is…? Waterheads for $200 The market for labor would be part of a ______ market.

Back to Game Factor market

What is…? Waterheads for $300 Small increase In price leads to a large change in qd.

Back to Game Price elasticity

What is…? Waterheads for $400 Business type commonly associated with doctors and lawyers.

Back to Game Partnership

What is…? Waterheads $500 Reginald freely and willingly purchases a mail order bride form a Russian based company on the net.

Back to Game Voluntary exchange

What is…? Your Mama for $100 If the demand moves left, then supply does this.

Back to Game decrease

What is…? Your Mama for $200 The U.S. does not have a pure market economy, but rather this.

Back to Game Mixed economy

What is…? Your Mamafor $300 Suppliers will offer more at higher prices as long as there is sufficient demand.

Back to Game The law of supply and demand

What is…? Your Mama for $400 The point where quantity supplied equals the quantity demanded

Back to Game Equilibrium price

What is…? Your Mama for $500 The use of this provides an efficient means of economic exchange

Back to Game Money

What is…? Hazzard County for $100 An industry that is dominated by a few large firms

Back to Game Oligopolistic competition

What are…? Hazzard County for $200 I own my own restaurant but have to sell burgers because the corporate office says I have to. I lack these

Back to Game Franchise rights

What is…? Hazzard County for $300 In this type of competition, there is a large number of buyers and sellers with similar products

Back to Game Perfect competition

Hazzard County for $400 New cancer medication would probably have a very low this What is …?

Back to Game Price elasticity

Hazzard County for $500 The type of competition in which firms can make greater than normal profits for short periods of time What is…?

Back to Game Monopolistic competition

What is…? Afflicted for $100 Probably the biggest motivator for business in a market economy

Back to Game profit

What are…? Afflicted for $200 These are things corporations sell to generate money for their company.

Back to Game Shares, stocks or bonds

What is…? Afflicted for $300 If the price of concert tickets goes down, this will increase dramatically

Back to Game …demand

What is…? Afflicted for $400 Cole invests $15,000 in Reebok. If Reebok goes into debt and experiences bankruptcy, he will only lose $15,000 because of this

Back to Game Limited liability

What is…? Afflicted for $500 If De- don’t and thousands of others like her get fired for sleeping on the job, this will be the effect on equilibrium price and quantity supplied of dum- dum pops.

Back to Game Price will increase and quantity will decline

This is the most common type of variable cost a business owner could incur. Final Jeopardy