 Wednesday April 29, 2015 Agenda  Review Choices  Hint: Your Essay question is about price and when they change. Announcements  Study Guide is due.

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 Wednesday April 29, 2015 Agenda  Review Choices  Hint: Your Essay question is about price and when they change. Announcements  Study Guide is due Tomorrow!  The Test is Tomorrow!  Test Corrections are due Friday.

 Vote: Trash-ketball or Study Guide Time?

 Voting Time TrashketballStudy Guide

 TRASHKETBALL

 When talking about supply, Too Much of something is called:

 Surplus

 What phase of the business cycle has highest unemployment and lowest GDP?

 Trough

 What phase of the business cycle is characterized by lowest unemployment and highest GDP?

 Peak

 A tax added to imports is called a:

 Tariff

 Completely cutting off trade with a country is called a(n):

 Embargo

 Which industry in North Carolina was hurt by NAFTA moving furniture and textiles down to mexico?

 Manufacturing

 Which type of competition has one dominant company and some smaller competitors?

 Monopolistic Competition

 What type of competition are all the companies roughly the same size with no advantages?

 Pure Competition

 What is the Law of Demand?

 Lower the price, the more people are willing to buy

 Law of Supply?

 The higher the price/profit the more businesses are willing to sell that product

 What organization do you contact for shifty business practices?

 Better Business Bureau

 If a solicitor keeps calling your house, how do you get them to stop?

 Do Not Call List

 When reading a lease you should….

 Read the Fine Print/Read “The Everything”

 What scheme/scam is it when someone uses your personal information to buy things or take out loans?

 Identity Theft

 What type of scheme are you recruiting more people and making money off of them?

 Pyramid/Multi-Level Marketing

 What type of insurance should a person that has their own house get?

 Home Owners insurance

 What type of insurance should someone that is getting an apartment or living in a house they don’t own get?

 Renter’s Insurance

 What type of insurance helps pay for medical bills?

 Health Insurance

 What type of insurance should someone get to help pay for their costs after they die?

 Life Insurance

 What is one way to improve your credit score?

 Pay Bills on Time/Early, Things in your name, Credit Card paid off each month, Open Bank ACcounts

 What is the Risk/Reward Trade Off?

 Higher the Risk, the Higher the REward

 What are stock holders paid quarterly?

 Dividends

 When you are young you have plenty of time to recover from risky investments. What is a high risk investment?

 Stock

 The older you are, the less time you have to recover from risk. What type of investments are low risk?

 Bonds, CDs, Savings

 Principal*Rate*Years = Amount Is this Simple or Compound Interest

 Simple

 Amount=Principal(1 + Interest Rate)^Number of Years Compound or Simple Interest

 Compound Interest

 What does “Pay Yourself First Mean?”

 Put Money into savings First

 What type of Economy does the US Have?

 Mixed

 What type of Economy is controlled by a village?

 Traditional

 What type of economy is free of government regulations?

 Market

 What type of economy is controlled completely by the government?

 Command

 Another name for choices with time or resources is :

 Trade-offs

 The value of the trade- off you didn’t decide to do is:

 Opportunity Cost

 What is the Division of Labor?

 Breaking a job into smaller tasks

 What is the price Equilibrium?

 Where Supply and Demand meet (Where profit is maximized)

 What is a consumer?

 Individual who purchases goods and services.

 The Incentive to produce what consumers want, because this will make them money is called:

 Profit Motive

 What is the relationship of education to income?

 Higher the Education, the higher the income

 What is scarcity?

 Fundamental problem