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Assignment 5: Jeopardy (25 notes)
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Mr. Flores
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Intro to Economics
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The most desirable alternative given up when you make a decision is ____. $100
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The most desirable alternative given up when you make a decision is opportunity cost. Back to Game
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Scarcity is the idea that… $200
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Scarcity is the idea that we have limited resources to meet unlimited wants. Back to Game
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A ______ ______ graph shows alternative ways to use an economy’s resources. $300
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A production possibilities graph shows alternative ways to use an economy’s resources. Back to Game
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________ is when an economy is using fewer resources that it is capable of using. $400
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Underutilization is when an economy is using fewer resources that it is capable of using. Back to Game
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_______ are actions performed for another. $500
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Back to Game Services are actions performed for another.
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______ are physical objects that can be exchanged. $100
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Goods are physical objects that can be exchanged. Back to Game
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_______ is paid effort that people devote to a task. $200
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Labor is paid effort that people devote to a task. Back to Game
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______ is use of resources in a way that maximizes output of goods and services. $300
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Efficiency is use of resources in a way that maximizes output of goods and services. Back to Game
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$400 Any resources that are made by humans to create other goods is called _____
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Any resources that are made by humans to create other goods is called capital. Back to Game
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$500 I make sports equipment and I decide to make fewer basketballs and more baseballs. According to the law of increasing costs, the cost of making baseballs will ______.
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I make sports equipment and I decide to make fewer basketballs and more baseballs. According to the law of increasing costs, the cost of making baseballs will increase. Back to Game
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“You can’t have everything you want” best summarizes the concept of______. $100
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Back to Game “You can’t have everything you want” best summarizes the concept of scarcity.
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Economics is mainly about _____.
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Economic is mainly about Choices. Back to Game
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$300 What provides the majority of income for most people?
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Human Capital Back to Game
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$400 The amount of skills and level of education a person has attained is called?
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Human Capital Back to Game
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$500 ____ ____ Is the line that shows the maximum possible efficiency.
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Frontier line Is the line that shows the maximum possible efficiency. Back to Game
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$100 The resources used to make all goods and services are the ____ ____ _______.
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The resources used to make all goods and services are the Factors of Production. Back to Game
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$200 _____ ____ ____ is the decision a country makes between spending money on health care or spending the same amount on protecting its borders.
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Guns or Butter is the decision a country makes between spending money on health care or spending the same amount on protecting its borders Back to Game
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$300 Help you determine some of the opportunity costs for your decision.
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Decision-making grid. Back to Game
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$400 ____, ____, and _____ are all part of factors of productions.
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Land, labor, and capital are all part of factors of productions. Back to Game
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$500 _____ is always and _____ is temporary.
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Scarcity is always and Shortage is temporary. Back to Game
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$100 Deciding whether the benefit of working two extra hours per day is worth the sacrifice of study time.
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Thinking at the margin. Back to Game
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$200 Deciding on one thing over an other.
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Trade-off Back to Game
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$300 Production Possibilities graphs shows what three conditions?
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Efficiency, Growth, and Cost Back to Game
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$400 A population boom will result a production possibilities move?
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Up and to the right. Back to Game
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$500 Passing Mr. Flores’ Economic course is an example of what?
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Yes, a Want and a Need. Back to Game
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