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Factors of Supply Factors of Demand Civil and Criminal Cases More Roles Roles of the President

-Economic idea that suppliers will supply more of a product as the price for that product increases. Row Question

-Law of Supply Row Answer

-Idea that a supplier will reach a point when increased production will not increase profits. Row Question

-Diminishing Returns Row Answer

-In this situation, changes in price do not greatly affect the supply of the product? Row Question

-Inelastic Supply Row Answer

-In this situation, changes in price will affect the supply of the product? Row Question

-Elastic Supply Row Answer

-Economic term for the amount of work produced in a given amount of time.—More work in less time causes prices to decrease and fights inflation? Row Question

-Productivity Row Answer

-Economic idea that buyers will demand more of a product as price decreases? Row Question

-Law of Demand Row Answer

-This is the idea that a person’s demand for a product will reach a maximum no matter the price? Row Question

-Diminishing Utility Row Answer

Row Question -This is the concept that changes in price can affect changes in demand?

-Elasticity of Demand Row Answer

Row Question -This is the term that describes a consumer using an alternative product?

-Substitute Good Row Answer

-This term describes a situation where the demand for one product has the same effect on another product? Row Question

-Complementary Good Row Answer

-This is the term for when a person sues another person? Row Question

-lawsuit Row Answer

-This is the term for a court order stopping some sort of action? Row Question

-injunction Row Answer

-This term describes the person vs. person civil court process? Row Question

-adversarial Row Answer

-This is the set of written legal codes for each level of government? Row Question

-penal code Row Answer

-This term describes the process of being released from prison early for good behavior? Row Question

-parole Row Answer

-This is a term referring to the large number of people who work for the government? Row Question

-bureaucracy Row Answer

-This is a term for orders given by the President in order to carry out his duties as Chief Executive and the orders have the same force as law? Row Question

-executive orders Row Answer

-Who must approve all treaties and appointments made by the President? Row Question

-Senate Row Answer

-This is the term used when describing the President as leader of our military forces? Row Question

-commander in chief Row Answer

-Name the speech given by the President each year to describe the situation of the nation as required by the Constitution? Row Question

-State of the Union Row Answer

-Name the system of giving government jobs to one’s friends and supporters? Row Question

-patronage Row Answer

-This is the process where famous or influential people give their support to someone who is seeking office? Row Question

-endorsements Row Answer

-Name the Presidential power to free someone from prosecution. Row Question

-immunity Row Answer

-Name the Presidential power to forgive someone for a crime that was committed. Row Question

-pardon Row Answer

-Name the Presidential power to give a pardon to a large group of people. Row Question

-amnesty Row Answer