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200 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 300 Types of Businesses Factors Economic Systems President and VP Basic Economics
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-Business that is owned by one individual—most common form of business in the United States. Row 1---100 Question
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-single proprietor Row 1---100 Answer
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-Business that is owned by two or more people who are trying to pool their resources. Row 1---200 Question
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-partnership Row 1---200 Answer
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-Business that is owned by a great number of stockholders who share in the profits of the business yet risk only what they have invested. Row 1---300 Question
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-corporation Row 1---300 Answer
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-Economic idea that a person only risks the amount they have invested within a corporation. Row 1---400 Question
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-limited liability Row 1---400 Answer
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-Type of business that operates to provide a service and not to pay stockholders. Row 1---500 Question
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-non-profit Row 1---500 Answer
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-Name one of the four factors of Production? Row 2---100 Question
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- Row 2---100 Answer
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-Name one of the four factors of Production? Row 2---200 Question
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- Row 2---200 Answer
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Row 2---300 Question -Name one of the four factors of Production?
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- Row 2---300 Answer
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Row 2---400 Question -Name one of the four factors of Production?
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- Row 2---400 Answer
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-Which factors includes the machinery used to produce? Row 2---500 Question
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-capital goods Row 2---500 Answer
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-Primitive economy where almost everything is made by hand. Row 3---100 Question
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-traditional Row 3---100 Answer
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-Economic situation where the government is in control of the factors of production. Row 3---200 Question
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-command Row 3---200 Answer
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-Economic situation where individuals make most of the choices. Row 3---300 Question
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-market Row 3---300 Answer
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-Economic situation where individuals and government share the power over economic decisions with individuals owning smaller businesses and government owning the largest. Row 3---400 Question
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-mixed Row 3---400 Answer
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-Another name for the market economy where individuals risk their capital for a chance to gain a profit. Row 3---500 Question
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-capitalism/ free enterprise Row 3---500 Answer
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-These are the tools and machinery used to produce things? Row 4---100 Question
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-capital goods Row 4---100 Answer
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-This is the idea that there is not enough of a product for everyone to have and this fact causes goods to have a value. Row 4---200 Question
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-scarcity Row 4---200 Answer
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-This is the point where the amount available and the amount desired intersect? Row 4---300 Question
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-market / equilibrium price Row 4---300 Answer
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-Situation when demand is greater than the supply of a product---price will usually increase? Row 4---400 Question
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-shortage Row 4---400 Answer
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-Situation when supply is greater than demand---price will usually decrease? Row 4---500 Question
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-surplus Row 4---500 Answer
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-What branch includes the President and VP? Row 5---100 Question
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-Executive Branch Row 5---100 Answer
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-How long are the terms of Presidents? Row 5---200 Question
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-4 years Row 5---200 Answer
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-How old must a President be? Row 5---300 Question
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-35 Row 5---300 Answer
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-What is the citizenship requirement for a President? Row 5---400 Question
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-native born Row 5---400 Answer
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-This is the process of electing the President where each state is assigned a number of electors equal to its representation in Congress and a majority of electoral votes is required to be elected? Row 5---500 Question
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-Electoral College Row 5---500 Answer
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