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WorksheetsEconomics Final Kjer Econ LPHS
Total questions: 105
Worksheet time: 50mins
A system for allocating resources to meet people's needs and wants.
Bartering
sharing
Economy
Legislature
Physical objects that are produced bought and sold
services
goods
assets
deficiencies
Actions that one person pays another person to do for them.
Good
Bartering
Services
Sacrificial Giving
Economy type based on a combination of Market and Planned economies.
Command Economy
Free Market Economy
Traditional Economy
Mixed Economy
Economy type based on Government control of market decisions. Government decides what goods to be made, what price to be sold at and who gets the profits.
Command Economy
Free Market Economy
Traditional Economy
Mixed Economy
Economy type based on freedom of choice by consumers and competition between businesses.
Command Economy
Free Market Economy
Traditional Economy
Mixed Economy
What type of economy does the United States have?
Command Economy
Free Market Economy
Traditional Economy
Mixed Economy
Where does the government get most of its money?
it prints money
It sells land
taxes
it produces products to sell
What is something that Federal Taxes pay for?
Schools
police
Teachers
Military
Fire Department
What type of tax do you pay when you own a home?
Income Tax
Property tax
Sales tax
Social Security Tax
Medicare tax
What type of tax do you pay at the store?
Income Tax
Property tax
Sales tax
Social Security Tax
Medicare tax
When will you be charged credit card interest?
Whenever you make a purchase
whenever you clear your balance
If you make a cash advance
Make a balance transfer
If you don't pay your balance off in full.
A Yearly Fee charged just to have a type of credit card? (American Express)
Early withdrawl Fee
non sanctioned balance transfer fee
Late payment fee
Annual Fee
When you transfer the balance of one credit card over to the balance of another. You are usually charged a fee.
Balance Transfer
Balance Removal
Balancing Act
Negotiated balance interpretation
What two things happen when you pay your credit card bill late?
Balance transfer fee
late fees
Annual fee
your credit score will go down.
you will have to make security deposit for the balance.
Amount of money in your account is....
Line of Credit
debit limit
Balance
Payment Network
What does a credit card do?
allows you to access a line of credit
Allows you to access your funds from your checking account
allows you to access money preloaded onto a card
Shows the Credits to your banking account
What does a debit card do?
allows you to access a line of credit
Allows you to access your funds from your checking account
allows you to access money preloaded onto a card
Shows the Credits to your banking account
maximum you can borrow on a credit account?
line of Credit
Cash back card
Debit LImit
Credit Limit
What is the worst way to make credit card payments.
Pay in full
Pay Minimum payment and carry a balance
Pay in between Full and Minimum
What is wrong with making a minimum payment?
no rewards
Huge interest charges
nothing, it's free money.
you get marked down on your credit Score
Companies that prepare Credit Reports
Credit Association
Federal Bureau of Credit Card Loan
Freddy "the Mule" Montefalco, he works down on 6th and Broadway.
Credit Bureau
3 Digit number that shows how reisky it would be to lend someone money.
Debit Score
Credit Report
Credit Score
Debit Talley
what type of Card affects your Credit Score?
Prepaid Debit
American Express
Credit Card
Debit cards
What is a "Cash Back Card"?
Card with money loaded onto it.
Card that can only be used if you have cash also
Card that can be purchased for people with bad credit
card that gives the user money for using the card
what is a type of Rewards card? (click all that apply)
Airline Card
Hotel Card
Debit Rewards card
International Hot-Air Balloon Society Visa
Store Rewards Card (Nordstrom, Sears, JCPenney ect. )
An economic system where businesses are privately owned and run by the people rather than the Government.
Communism
Utopian Socialism
Socialism
Capitalism
Another name for Capitalism
Democratic Socialism
Free Market Economy
Lassez Faire Economics
Command and Control
In a Free Market System:(Check all that apply)
Business decide what to make and how much to charge
Government sets many of the prices for goods and services
People have to pay the price set by the Government
People decide on their own what product or service they want and what price they will pay.
Supply and Demand is what sets the price for a given product or service.
According to Adam Smith, what will keep the pricing of products in control?
Government Regulations
The government not interfering with business and competition
the government helping to stabilize factors of production and competition
Dumb Luck.
The Government takes an active role in stabilizing the economy and providing regulations to protect the public.
Mixed Economy
Free Market Economy
Traditional Economy
Command Economy
South American Socialism
Things that government regulates in a Mixed Economy. ( Check all that Apply.)
Safe workplaces
No Monopolies
Discrimination
Protection of Enviroment
Social Security for the Elderly
Advantages/Pro's of Capitalism
competition forces companies to compete and give better prices
greater technical Advances
Government less power, Greater political freedom
Higher standard of living
Everyone gets an equal share
This type of economy provides some government protection and some free market positive characteristics.
Traditional
Democratic Socialism
Communism
Mixed System of Capitalism
True/False: No Country is really purely Capitalist.
True
False
Which Economic System believes in the right to own property?
Communism
Free Market Capitalist
Who is the Father of Communism?
Karl Marx
Vladimir Lenin
Joseph Stalin
Fidel Castro
Mao Zedong
True or False: Communist countries generally have no freedom of the press or freedom of speech.
true
False
What happened at Tianamen Square in 1989
The Berlin Wall fell
Student protesters for democracy were massacred by the Chinese Government
Chinese Communism was overthrown
Chairman Mao died
Each "Share" of these is a certain percentage of a Company. If you have one You are part owner of that company.
Market
Stock
dividend
Loan
Why do Companies sell stock?
to avoid taxes
to raise money in order to expand
to raise money without taking out a loan and having to pay interest
to gain the confidence of the public
Place where Stocks are bought and sold?
Stock Emporium
Congress
Legislature
Stock Exchange
Stock Market
Returns tend to be higher but so is the risk?
Bank, Savings account
Bank, CD or Certificate of Deposit
Stock Market,
Personal Loan
Returns are much lower, but your money is insured and guaranteed by the government.
Bank, Savings Account
CD, certificate of Deposit
Stock Market, Mutual fund
Personal loan from Grandma
When stock values are falling and most people are fealing negative about the future of the Stock Market
Bull Market
Bear Market
Investor's Market
Murphy's First Law of Economics
When stock values are rising and people are feeling optimistic about the future of the Stock Market
Bull Market
Bear Market
Investor's Market
Murphy's First Law of Economics
Number used by many people to judge how well the overall stock market is doing.
NISSEI Index
Dow Jones Industrial Average
Rhianna's Market Pickem' Parlay
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Which is not one of the 4 largest Companies in the World?
Microsoft
Apple
Exxon Mobile
Capitol Records
What is the Dow Jones Industrial Average based on:
The opinions of Mr. Dow Jones, the greatest investment mind of the 20th Century
Warren Buffet, Multi Billionaire Investor
Stock Price of the Four Largest Companies in the US
Stock price of the 30 largest companies in the USA
What is the crime with the greatest property loss?
Grand Theft Auto
Larceny
Mail Order fraud
Identity Theft
What is Identity Theft?
When someone impersonates another person to gain recognition
When one twin switches places with another person.
When a thief uses someone's personal data to steal from them?
None of the above
What can you do to protect your identity online?
Always use the same password for every account
Create a unique password with special characters
Be cautious of personal information you are sharing online
Shop only on a secure site
What is the unique number you must use to access an ATM.
Bank Number
Insurance
Access Code
A PIN Number
A business that accepts and holds money for people?
Stock Market
Bank
Credit Bureau
House of Usury
shylock
Banks are important to the economy for what two reasons?
they keep people's money safe
They have great political power
they use deposited money to loan to others to buy cars, houses or start businesses.
they monitor the GDP and encourage investment in foreign corporations, thus spurring the World economy
Money that people put into a bank?
checks
deposits
withdrawls
money orders
You write these to someone you wish to give money to. It has the money you are going to pay, your signature and the date of the transaction. That person can take it to a bank and get that amount of money for it.. What is this called?
checks
deposits
withdrawls
money orders
Money you take out of the bank?
checks
deposits
withdrawls
money orders
A Bank Account with lesser services and access but offers higher interest and less fees.
Individual retirement account (IRA)
Checking account
Money Market Account
Savings Account
A Bank Account that helps you save money once you get old and quit working?
Individual retirement account (IRA)
Checking account
Money Market Account
Savings Account
A Bank Account that gives you easy access to your money in the bank, has two ways of paying for things?
Individual retirement account (IRA)
Checking account
Money Market Account
Savings Account
A Bank Account that pays you higher interest, but makes you money less accessible? It usually requires a $1000 minimum.
Individual retirement account (IRA)
Checking account
Money Market Account
Savings Account
Three ways you can make withdrawals from your Checking account?
go to the bank and make a withdrawal. Get Money!
IOU
Summary of Charges certificate
Write a check
debit card
What does ATM stand for?
Automatic Transfer machine
A True Money Machine
Automated Teller Machine
Automatic Tactile Money
Where do debit card funds come from
Credit company who charges you interest
your bank account
Your Money Market Account
Your IRA
How do banks make money?
Make loans to people and businesses and charge higher interest than they pay on deposits
they keep a share of deposits
Government dividends`
charging lower interest rates
What happens if a bank goes broke or gets robbed?
Tough, you lose, you should've buried it in the back yard.
You will be given an IOU from the Government until the criminals are arrested and the money recovered.
Almost all banks accounts are insured by the FBI
Almost all bank accounts are insured by the FDIC
A ______ is something that is desired e.g. computer, holiday, car, cell phone
Need
Want
A _____ is something that is necessary for humans to live a healthy life an example could be food, water, medical, housing, clothing
Need
Want
Rent is a:
Fixed expense
Variable expense
Discretionary Expense
Intermittent expense
Your monthly budget should include:
expenses
income
all above
Why do people take out mortgages to buy a home?
Not enough equity
not enough money and homes are expensive.
They interest rate is too high
Government regulation
How do banks make money on mortgages?
Fees
charging interest fees
free advertising for the bank
extortion
click on three different types of mortgages.
Free market low interest VA Loan
Balloon
Fixed
adjustable
Low Collateral
This interest Rate starts low for a period of time then swells up at the end of the term.
Fixed Rate
Balloon Mortgage
Adjustable
Low Collateral, unsecured Mortgage
APR stands for:
Annual Personal Ratio
Another Pretty Racoon
Amount per receipt
Annual Percentage Rate
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Amount of the home that you own vs. what the bank owns? (Difference between what you owe and what you can sell your house for?)
Interest
Principal
Equity
Collateral
Money payed to the bank for loaning you money is called
Interest
Principal
Equity
Collateral
Money that was borrowed to buy a house is called
Interest
Principal
Equity
Collateral
What is the average cost of a home in Los Angeles
226,000
$694,000
$1,000,000
What does your monthly payment also cover? (Click all)
Taxes
Home Insurance
Principal and interest
Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI)
Real Estate commission
What is the name given to the non-fighting war between the West and the Soviet Union to prevent the Spread of Communism.
War of Words
Spygate
Cold war
Vietnam
True or False: Communist countries generally have no freedom of the press or freedom of speech.
true
False
Where does the government get most of its money?
it prints money
It sells land
taxes
it produces products to sell
