If someone is inspiring others and giving direction, what role are they fulfilling?

What do we call the “who reports to whom” structure in a business?

How do we categorize managers at the top, in the middle, and on the front lines?

When a manager works through a tricky issue, what skill are they using?

What do we call the skill of managing emotions—your own and others’?

Who is responsible for helping set a business’s long-term direction and carrying it out?

What do we call tools and machinery used to make other products?

Who is the person buying and using the product?

When you face choices and can’t have everything, what do we call the alternative you pick instead of another?

If you choose one option, what do you call the next-best thing you didn’t choose?

When someone wants something that isn’t needed to survive, what type of want is that?

What do we call wants that cannot be satisfied by goods or services?

What field studies how people make choices with limited resources?

What problem exists because resources are limited but wants aren’t?

What resources come from nature?

What do you call a product that satisfies a want?

When prices rise overall, what is happening?

When prices fall overall?

What do we call giving up one thing to get something else in the marketplace?

What do we call the value or usefulness something provides?

Which branch of economics studies individuals and businesses?

Which branch studies the economy as a whole?

What do consumers create when they show how much of a product they want at various prices?

What do producers create when they decide how much of a product they'll make at each price?

What's the “sweet spot” where supply and demand meet?

When stores run out because demand is too high, what do we call that?

When there’s too much product left over, what do we call that?

If something besides price changes and shifts the entire curve, what is that called?

What do we call government limits on how high or low prices can be?

What do we call how much consumers react to price changes?

What do we call the total value of all final goods and services a country produces?

When calculating GDP, what component tells us the value of imports and exports?

What do you call the goods used to make other goods?

What kind of goods last three years or more?

What kind last fewer than three years?

What do we call GDP divided by population?

When the economy slows down for a long time, what is that?

What do we call it when imports are greater than exports?

What do we call unreported economic activity?

When we measure how much output comes from each unit of input, what are we measuring?

What production technique breaks jobs into smaller steps for different workers?

When workers produce more efficiently, what usually happens to prices?

What can be harmed when productivity becomes too focused on speed and quantity?

At what level can productivity be measured beyond individuals and businesses?

After running the business, what is the final step in the entrepreneurial process?

What document explains how a business will operate and succeed?

What type of risk do entrepreneurs take on that employees usually don’t?

What document summarizes your skills and experience for employers?

What formal letter introduces you and explains why you’re applying?