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5The quantity of a resource, good or service
available.
6What is supply?
7The quantity of a good or service that consumers
are willing and able to buy at a given price
during a specific period of time
8What is demand?
9As the price of a good increases, producers will
offer more goods.
10 What is the law of supply?
11Something you do not have and something you have
to have.
12What is a want and a need?
13If the there is a shortage in the supply of
Nitendo DSIs, the price will..
14What is an increase in price?
15Trees, water, oil and fish are examples of
16What is a natural resource?
17 Doctors, teachers, electricians, and post-person
are examples of
18What are examples of human resources?
19Trucks, computers, and buildings are examples of
20What are capital resources?
21The Silk Road was responsible for trading what
resources other than silk and luxury items.
22What was cultural influences or ideas?
23The Industrial Revolution was responsible for
increasing production of consumer goods. Which
resource contributed most in this time period.
24What was human resources?
25An economy that does not change much over time.
26What is a traditional economy?
27An economy in which the government owns almost
all the land and natural resources.
28What is a command economy?
29An economy in which people decide how to make and
spend their own money.
30What is a market economy?
31When my friend and I exchange our lunches, that
is an example of
32What is the barter system?
33The most of the worlds developed countries have
this type of economy.
34What is a mixed economy?
35A meeting of the eight wealthiest nations in the
world.
36What was the G-8 Summit?
37The winner of the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize?
38Who is President Obama?
39The official currency of the European Union.
40What is the Euro?
41An act of giving or loaning capital to a company
in order to save it from bankruptcy.
42What is a bailout?
43The stock markets value dropped an historic in
2008. Name one major reason for this.
44What is lack of regulation?
45As the price of a good decreases, people buy more
46What is the law of demand?
47To refuse to buy goods and services.
48What is a boycott?
49Countries are dependent on each other for some
needs.
50What is interdependent?
51Term used to describe when there is not enough
goods or services.
52What is scarcity?
53Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
54When I produce enough pencils to meet the needs
of my consumers. The price is at a state of .
55What is equilibrium?