1. Global Government BanksFED Could be Fun 100 200 300 400 500

2. Final Jeopardy What four countries make up the UK? Answer: Northern Ireland, England, Scotland, and Wales.

3. A good created in the US that is sold and shipped to another country.

4. A company that does business in many countries around the globe.

5. When a country has a strong area of production compared to other ways the resources could be used.

6. What four countries make up the United Kingdom?

7. What does the worth of a currency depend on?

8. Trade that happens between different states

9. A company that controls an entire industry (means “one seller”)

10. What allows the government to break up monopolies?

11. Why does the government collect taxes and give three examples of what they use tax money for?

12. Payments that the government gives to businesses to make up for a loss.

13. What characteristic of money is described: you can make change for it

14. When is interest bad for consumers?

15. Which function of money means that you can save it in a bank for a long time?

16. Most banks in the US are what type of bank?

17. What type of financial institution is similar to a bank but only accepts members?

18. In what year was the FED set up?

19. How many district banks are there of the FED?

20. Where is the district bank that governs Colorado located? (city AND state)

21. Who runs the FED?

22. What is the most important function of the FED?

23. What is the government’s main source of revenue?

24. What actor plays in “Crazy, Stupid love”, “Drive” and “The Ides of March”

25. Who is the largest provider of services in the US?

26. What movie features Ben Stiller, Jennifer Aniston and a blind ferret?

27. Who is the single largest providers of jobs in the USA?

28. Export

29. Multinational corporation

30. Comparative advantage

31. Northern Ireland, Scotland, England, and Wales

32. How much countries want to purchase other countries products.

33. Intrastate commerce

34. Monopoly

35. Anti-trust laws

36. So they can provide services to the public for the good of society. Roads & Parks Education & Libraries Police & Military

37. Subsidies

38. Divisible

39. When they borrow money (take out a loan or charge on a credit card)

40. Store of value

41. Commercial banks

42. Credit unions

43. 1913

44. 12

45. Kansas City, Missouri

46. Board of governors

47. Regulating the supply of money

48. Taxes

49. Ryan Gosling

50. Government

51. Along Came Polly

52. Government