City Trade & Spending: Concepts of Economics Henry Wilson Memorial 6 th grade: Social Studies October 21, 2013.

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City Trade & Spending: Concepts of Economics Henry Wilson Memorial 6 th grade: Social Studies October 21, 2013

Theme Vocabulary abundance: A very large amount, a quality that is more than enough, plentiful

Theme Vocabulary accountant: One who performs accounting services, prepares financial statements and tax returns, audit financial records, and develops financial plans

Theme Vocabulary advertising: Increasing the visibility of a product to increase sales and attract buyers

Theme Vocabulary budget: An itemized summary of spending along with plans for funding the spending

Theme Vocabulary demand: The willingness and ability of a person to purchase a good or a service

Theme Vocabulary division of labor: Dividing the work of a business so that employees do different kinds of work to share the work load

Theme Vocabulary goods: Things that can be held or touched (merchandise) that can satisfy people’s wants and needs

Theme Vocabulary labor costs: Total amount of money that a business pays its employees

Theme Vocabulary loan: An amount of money given by a person or bank that has to be repaid, usually with interest added on over time

Theme Vocabulary manager: One who directs a business or other enterprise

Theme Vocabulary marketing: Letting the public know about the products or services that you sell

Theme Vocabulary needs: Things that are required to survive in the present time and current society

Theme Vocabulary net pay: The amount of money left in your paycheck after all taxes are taken out

Theme Vocabulary overhead costs: Costs related to the running of a business, not raw materials or labor costs; these costs include rent, utilities, and advertising

Theme Vocabulary price: Cost of goods and services

Theme Vocabulary products: Goods and services offered for sale

Theme Vocabulary production: The process of making or creating a good/product

Theme Vocabulary profit: The amount of money that is made after the loan and expenses are paid

Theme Vocabulary raw materials: The materials used to make goods

Theme Vocabulary scarce item: Item in short supply

Theme Vocabulary scarcity: The condition of not being able to have all the goods and services wanted or needed; short supply

Theme Vocabulary services: A desirable task or skill performed in exchange for money

Theme Vocabulary supply: A quantity available or ready to use

Theme Vocabulary wants: Things that make life better, but are not absolutely essentials for survival

City Trade: Background Information Listen… Teacher Textbook pg