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CE.13-14

Government and the Economy

QuestionAnswer
Antitrust Laws prevent monopolies
EPA Environmental Protection Agency
FCC Federal Communications Commission
FTC Federal Trade Commission
Monopoly a company without competition
Simultaneously at the same time
16th Amendment allows Congress to collect income tax
Federal Reserve nation's bank
Inflation prices rising
Deflation slowing down of the economy
Stable economy without inflation or deflation
Federal national
Facilitate make easier
3 types of money coins, bills, deposits in bank accounts
Aspirations hopes
Self-assessment evaluation of your strengths and weaknesses
Enhance improve
Work ethic a commitment to the value of work
Correlation link
Fiscal financial
How does the government protect consumer rights? by passing laws and creating agencies
What protects your right to own private property? contracts which are enforceable by law
money anything generally accepted as a method of payment
Why do people accept U.S. currency? they have confidence in the government
three types of money coins, Federal Reserve notes (bills), deposits in banks accounts accessed by checks and debit cards
antitrust laws legislation to prevent new monopolies from forming and regulating those that already exist
What does the FCC do? regulates telephone, tv, radio, satellite communications
What does the EPA do? protects human health and environment
What does the FTC do? maintains a competitive marketplace and protects from unfair business practices
16th amendment allows Congress to tax personal and business income
FDA Food and Drug Administration
characteristics of public goods and services provided by the government, provide benefits to many simultaneously, would probably not be available if individuals had to provide them
self-assessment an evaluation of your talents, interests, and aspirations (goals)
work ethic doing your job well, working hard and toward the bigger picture
Created by: NMSElliott
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