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Economics SS6 Gilber

Economics 6th grade Social Studies Gilbert PMS

TermDefinition
Mint A place where coins are made
Inflation Time when there is too much money in the economy, resulting in higher prices
Depression A severe recession where there is too little money in the economy
Recession A time when there is too little money in the economy
Export A good that is made in one country and sent to another country for sale
Consumer One who acquires goods or services for direct use or ownership
Service job To perform a job for someone else in exchange for payment
Barter People exchange goods or services without the use of money
Bank Institution for saving and lending money
Loan To borrow something, especially money, for a short period of time
Producing The way societies turn resources into goods and services
Profit The difference between the revenue/income a business generates and the cost of producing goods and services
Non-renewable resource Natural resource that can't be replaces after being consumed
Renewable resource Natural resource which can be replaced after being consumed
Durable good A consumer good that is not depleted or consumed by use
Wants Not essential for survival
Opportunity Cost Choices/choosing to buy one item over another
Capital Machines and tools used in producing
Goods A product which may be sold to a consumer or another industry
Labor Physical and/or mental work
Collateral Property pledged a security for a loan
Competition Economic situation where two or more businesses try for the same customer
Credit Level of trust that an individual will pay back a loan
Demand Level of desire for a product; how much something is wanted by a customer
Economy The distribution of the nations' goods and services
Lien Legal claim to a collateral itm
Market Buying and selling of a product
Supply The available amount of a product
Free Market System What to produce, how much to produce, and the worth of goods and services is decided by private buyers and sellers
Needs Essential for survival (water, food, housing, medical care, clothing)
Import A good that is made in another country and shipped into a country for sale
Economics The study of the production and distribution of wealth
Interest Fee paid when you borrow money and earned when you save it
Consumption How people use goods and services to satisfy their wants and needs
Taxes Money collected by the government to pay for services for the people
Denominations The amounts that money is printed in
NAFTA A trade agreement between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico
Producer Someone who makes goods or provides services
Surplus Over-supply
Scarce Hard to find; not enough to meet demand
Created by: egilbert12
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