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Welcome to Economic Jeopardy!! Today’s Review
Today’s Categories Are:
Foundations Business Money Government Oh The Places You’ll Go 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300 400 400 400 500 500 500 Double Jeopardy
Unlimited Wants and Limited Resources Click for Question
What is Scarcity? Back to Jeopardy Board
The law of demand states as this goes up demand goes down Click for Question
What is price? Back to Jeopardy Board
The science of decisions Click for Question
What is economics? Back to Jeopardy Board
The 4 Basic Questions Click for Question
What are what to produce how much to produce and how to ditribute? Back to Jeopardy Board
The point on a graph where supply meets demand Click for Question
What is the equilibrium point? Back to Jeopardy Board
This type of business only has one owner? Click for Question
What is a sole proprietorship? Back to Jeopardy Board
These are the owners of a corporation. Click for Question
Who are stockholders? Back to Jeopardy Board
The 3 factors of production? Click for Question
What are land, labor and capital? Back to Jeopardy Board
The announcement when your company goes public? Click for Question
What is your tombstone? Back to Jeopardy Board
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This is why corporations don’t “die” when the entrpreneur does. Click for Question
What is unlimited life? Back to Jeopardy Board
The name of American paper currency Click for Question
What is the dollar? Back to Jeopardy Board
The basic corporate motivator Click for Question
What is profit? Back to Jeopardy Board
The name of our national bank that prints our money Click for Question
What is the Federal Reserve? Back to Jeopardy Board
When using money to purchase a good or service it’s being used as this Click for Question
What is a medium of exchange? Back to Jeopardy Board
This is a term that covers nickles, dimes, quarters and schillings Click for Question
What is specie? Back to Jeopardy Board
The main source of government revenue Click for Question
What are taxes? Back to Jeopardy Board
This type of economic system has the government answering all the questions Click for Question
What is a command system? Back to Jeopardy Board
The total accumulation of overspending by a country Click for Question
What is the national debt? Back to Jeopardy Board
Our nation’s retirement program which is going bankrupt Click for Question
What is Social Security? Back to Jeopardy Board
This type of income tax has the wealthier pay a higher percentage of tax. Click for Question
What is a progressive income tax? Back to Jeopardy Board
The name of the Restaurant where the senior ball was held. Click for Question
What is Christos? Back to Jeopardy Board
This store is the nation’s leading employer Click for Question
What is Wal~Mart? Back to Jeopardy Board
This is where you would need to go to watch goods Wal~Mart sells get produced? Click for Question
What is China? Back to Jeopardy Board
You must go to this type of broker to get legal advice regarding which stocks to trade Click for Question
Who is a stock broker? Back to Jeopardy Board
You will see this type of spending if you get invited to appear on MTV’s “Cribs” Click for Question
What is conspicuous consumption? Back to Jeopardy Board
Double Jeopardy Click Here to Begin
The Double Jeopardy Categories are:
Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 Category 5 200 200 200 400 400 400 600 600 600 800 800 800 1000 1000
Adam Smith said this was the key to increasing production Click for Question
What is specialization? Back to Jeopardy Board
The invisible hand of Smith’s laissez- faire theory is this Click for Question
What is individual self interest? Back to Jeopardy Board
In this type of system religion and ultimate fighting are seen as opiates of the masses Click for Question
What is communism? Back to Jeopardy Board
He believed that population growth was growing faster than the world could sustain Click for Question
Who is Thomas Malthus? Back to Jeopardy Board
According to David Ricardo’s Comparative Advantage theory international trade should be based on this? Click for Question
What is opportunity cost? Back to Jeopardy Board
Keynes’s theory of government spending was used by FDR in order to solve of the problems of this economic disaster Click for Question
What is the Great Depression? Back to Jeopardy Board
This government program that started in the 1960 s was designed to create equal employment and educational opportunities? Click for Question
What is Affirmative Action? Back to Jeopardy Board
Many use this invisible barrier for advancement to argue that we still need affirmative action. Click for Question
What is the glass ceiling? Back to Jeopardy Board
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At this stage of Rostow’s theory on stages of growth people are spending well beyond their needs Click for Question
What is the age of mass consumption? Back to Jeopardy Board
The Monetarists believed the FED can control the economy by controlling the money supply and this Click for Question
What are interest rates? Back to Jeopardy Board
This animal is used to signify a growing stock market Click for Question
What is a bull? Back to Jeopardy Board
These people may want work but can’t find any Click for Question
Who are the unemployed? Back to Jeopardy Board
The general rise in prices is often referred to as this Click for Question
What is inflation? Back to Jeopardy Board
Overseas investments are calculated in this but not the GDP Click for Question
What is the Gross National Product? Back to Jeopardy Board
When this type of stock is purchased it is a sign that investors are willing to take risks Click for Question
What is a penny stock? Back to Jeopardy Board
This type of group is organized to defend the rights of workers Click for Question
What is a labor union? Back to Jeopardy Board
A common goal for all industry wide unions Click for Question
What is higher pay? Back to Jeopardy Board
Management’s version of a work stoppage Click for Question
What is a lock- out? Back to Jeopardy Board
The advice from this third party negotiator is legally binding? Click for Question
Who is an arbitrator? Back to Jeopardy Board
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The name of the New Deal law, applauded by Samuel Gompers which protected the rights of unions to collectively bargain Click for Question
What is the Wagner Act? Back to Jeopardy Board
Use this easy plastic if you want to put your credit rating in jeopardy Click for Question
What is a credit card? Back to Jeopardy Board
In this type of economic system only consumers and producers make economic decisions Click for Question
What is a free market system? Back to Jeopardy Board
The type of demand where price does not matter (Like Oil) Click for Question
What is inelastic demand? Back to Jeopardy Board
For every $10 you want to spend on this, just give it to me and I will give you $9. Trust me, you will be better off Click for Question
What is the lottery? Back to Jeopardy Board
To avoid personal debt this must be greater than your spending? Click for Question
What is income? - “Earn it before you spend it” Ben Franklin Back to Jeopardy Board
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