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BUSN-1010 Conroy 3

Chapter 3

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Brain Drain Emigration of highly skilled intellectual and technical labor to other countries in order to better their economic conditions.
Capitalism The production and distribution of goods and services are controlled by private individuals rather than by the government.
Demand The quantity of products that people are willing and able to buy at various prices at a given time.
Depression A particularly severe and long-lasting recession accompanied by falling prices(deflation).
Discouraged Workers Workers not counted in unemployment statistics; they include those who have given up looking for work and have simply dropped out of the labor force.
Economics The production, distribution, and consumption of scarce goods and services, which includes the forces of supply and demand.
Federal Budget Deficit The amount of money the government owes because federal spending exceeds federal revenue.
Foreclosures Banks repossessing and selling homes on which the borrowers could not meet their loan payment obligations.
Inflation When prices rise, a general increase in the prices of most goods and services.
Microeconomics The study of small economic units, the operations of particular groups of people, businesses, organizations, and markets.
Monopoly A market in which there is only one seller, and no competition.
Oligopoly The market has a few sellers offering similar buy not identical products to many small buyers.
Recession Two or more consecutive quarters of decline in the gross domestic product.
Securitization A process of distributing risks by packaging loans together into mortgage-backed securities that can be sold to many kinds of investors.
Subprime Mortgage Loans Loans to borrowers who do not qualify with mainstream lenders--borrowers with low credit scores and incomes insufficient to repay the loans.
Supply The quantity of products that people are willing to sell at various prices at a given time.
Taxes The means by which governments raise revenues.
Underemployed Workers Those who hold jobs below their level of qualification or are working part time but want to work full time.
Unemployment Rate The level of joblessness among people actively seeking work.
Welfare State Government social services to give citizens economic security by providing for them when they are unemployed, ill, or elderly and, in some countries, providing subsidized college educations and child care.
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