1. ECONOMICS REVIEW Test is Tomorrow!!!

2. Items that are produced and sold in markets are called what?

3. Goods

4. Which of the following is NOT a good? a. iPod b. Car c. Hairdresser d. Apples

5. C! A HAIRDRESSER IS A SERVICE, NOT A GOOD.

6. AN AMENITY THAT PROVIDES A PUBLIC NEED, OR THE ACTION OF HELPING OR DOING WORK FOR SOMEONE IS CALLED A WHAT?

7. A SERVICE

8. Services: Teachers Doctors Hairdressers Dentists Lawyers Landscaping Companies Lawn Care services Car Valets Police Officers Firefighters Car Mechanics Goods: Furniture Groceries Cars Shampoo Televisions iPad, iPhone, etc Lamps Computers Clothes Shoes Skateboards Videogames and consoles Pet supplies

9. GOODS: PHYSICAL ITEMS YOU BUY. SERVICES: THINGS YOU PAY PROFESSIONALS TO DO FOR YOU. Think of it this way!

10. A system in which goods and services are bought, sold, and produced is called what?

11. Economy

12. What are the 4 different types of economy?

13. 1. TRADITIONAL ECONOMY 2. MIXED MARKET ECONOMY 3. MARKET ECONOMY 4. COMMAND ECONOMY

14. This type of economy depends heavily on agricultural products. Most people in this type of economy are farmers. Bartering (or the trading of a good or service for another) can often be found in this type of economy. Name this economy!

15. TRADITIONAL ECONOMY!!!

16. Name this economy!! This type of economy allows ALL decisions concerning the production, selling, and buying to be made by the citizens. The people are allowed to own their own private businesses and have 100% control. They may charge any price for their goods and services.

17. MARKET ECONOMY

18. Name this economy! It is a type of economy in which decisions concerning the production, sell and jobs are SHARED by the government and its citizens. Most countries in the world have this form of economy.

19. MIXED MARKET ECONOMY!

20. Name this economy!! It is a type of economy in which all decisions concerning the production, sell, and jobs are made by the government. There is NO private ownership in this type of economy.

21. COMMAND ECONOMY!!

22. WHAT TYPE OF ECONOMY DOES THE UNITED STATES HAVE?

23. MIXED MARKET ECONOMY

24. WHAT IS A PERSON WHO OWNS AND OPERATES THEIR OWN BUSINESS CALLED? Hint: You were all acting as this during your Shark Tank Projects!

25. ENTREPRENEUR!

26. NAME THE 3 DIFFERENT TYPES OF RESOURCES USED IN AN ECONOMY.

27. 1. NATURAL RESOURCES 2. HUMAN RESOURCES (OR HUMAN CAPITAL RESOURCES) 3. CAPITAL RESOURCES

28. THEY ARE THE RAW MATERIAL THAT ARE FOUND IN NATURE AND ARE USED TO MAKE FINISHED PRODUCTS. AN EXAMPLE WOULD BE A TREE THAT IS USED TO MAKE FURNITURE. What kind of resource is this?

29. NATURAL RESOURCE

30. THIS REFERS TO THE LABOR, OR THE WORK EXERTED BY PEOPLE, THAT IS USED TO MAKE PRODUCTS. What kind of resource is this?

31. HUMAN RESOURCE (HUMAN CAPITAL RESOURCE)

32. THIS REFERS TO THE MATERIALS THAT ARE USED TO HELP MAKE THE PRODUCT. What kind of resource is this?

33. CAPITAL RESOURCE

34. Name what kind of resource each picture represents: Natural, Human, or Capital?

35. The popcorn seller who helps to pop the popcorn is the Human Resource. His labor helps to make the popcorn. The popcorn kernels are the natural resource. Corn grows in nature and the kernels can be extracted and dried to create popcorn kernels. The popcorn popper is the Capital resource. It is the machinery that helps to produce the product, which is popcorn.

36. WHAT ARE THE 3 BASIC QUESTIONS OF ECONOMICS?

37. 1. WHAT TO PRODUCE? 2. HOW TO PRODUCE IT? 3. WHO WILL RECEIVE/BUY IT?

38. A PERSON OR BUSINESS THAT USES OR BUYS GOODS AND SERVICES.

39. CONSUMER!

40. A PERSON OR BUSINESS THAT SUPPLIES GOODS OR SERVICES TO MAKE A PROFIT.

41. PRODUCER!

42. THE AMOUNT OF GOODS AND SERVICES THAT A PRODUCER MAKES.

43. SUPPLY

44. THE AMOUNT OF GOODS AND SERVICES THAT CONSUMERS ARE WILLING TO BUY.

45. DEMAND

46. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE PRODUCERS’ COST AND THE SELLING PRICE.

47. PROFIT

48. UNLIMITED WANTS OF PEOPLE WITH ONLY LIMITED RESOURCES TO FULFILL THOSE WANTS OR DESIRES

49. SCARCITY

50. WHY DO NATIONS TRADE?

51. USUALLY, EVERYTHING THAT A NATION NEEDS CANNOT BE PRODUCED WITHIN THEIR OWN COUNTRY. OR...A COUNTRY MAY BE ABLE TO BUY A PRODUCT FOR LESS FROM ANOTHER COUNTRY THAN IT WOULD BE ABLE TO PRODUCE IT THEMSELVES.

52. GDP STANDS FOR WHAT?

53. GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT

54. THE HIGHER THE GDP OF A COUNTRY, THE HIGHER THE WHAT? A. HIGHER THE LITERACY RATE B. THE HIGHER ECONOMIC STRENGTH AND WEALTH OF THE COUNTRY C. THE HIGHER THE COUNTRY’S STANDARD OF LIVING D. ALL OF THE ABOVE

55. D!!

56. WHAT IS GDP? DEFINE IT.

57. THE GDP OF A COUNTRY IS THE TOTAL VALUE OF THE GOODS AND SERVICES PRODUCED IN A COUNTRY DURING A SPECIFIC YEAR. IT IS THE MEASURE OF A COUNTRY’S ECONOMIC STRENGTH AND WEALTH

58. GOODS FROM OTHER COUNTRIES BROUGHT TO THE USA TO BE SOLD OR CONSUMED

59. IMPORTS

60. GOODS SOLD FROM THE USA TO OTHER COUNTRIES

61. EXPORTS “THINK EXIT”

62. NATIONS DEPEND ON TRADE WITH ONE ANOTHER FOR GOODS AND SERVICES

63. INTERDEPENDENT

64. WHAT IS A TRADE BARRIER?

65. SOMETHING THAT THE GOVERNMENT USES TO LIMIT FREE TRADE BETWEEN COUNTRIES.

66. WHAT ARE THREE EXAMPLES OF TRADE BARRIERS?

67. 1. EMBARGO: RESTRICTIONS ON IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 2. TARIFF: A TAX (OR FEE) ON IMPORTS TO MAKE THEM MORE EXPENSIVE 3. QUOTA: A LIMIT ON THE NUMBER OF IMPORTS THAT CAN ENTER A COUNTRY

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