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ConsumerEd Test 1

consumers/producers, types of economies, government agencies, supply&demand, etc

TermDefinition
consumers people who interact with the economy by buying and using goods and services
producers people who produce goods and services
monopoly when and company/brand controls a field of goods or services
law of scarcity limited money and unlimited wants/needs
inflation when the dollar loses value
recession there is not enough money in circulation
imports goods and services bough from another country
exports goods and services sold to another country
private ownership something is owned by private businesses or people and not the government
supply the available quantity of a product
demand how much a product is wanted
supply and demand relationship with price supply and demand influences how much a product is sold for based on what consumers will pay
profit motive features of economy that make consumers want to make money
competition multiple options of goods and services at comparable quality and price
government regulations ways the government interacts with the economy
market economy economy with no government regulation
traditional economy economy controlled by trade and not having any imports or exports
command economy economy controlled by government with no choice
consumer rights right to safety, choice, information, regress, basic needs, representation, consumer education, and healthy environment
consumer responsibilities consumers have the responsibility to do something because of corresponding rights (ex. reading fine print, comparing price, not polluting excessively)
what to include on a complaint/compliment letter return address, company address, information about purchase, description of issue, expected solution
USDA department of agriculture
USDA addresses climate change, deals with food and nutrition insecurity, advances racial justice, and promotes market opportunities
DOC department of commerce
DOC promotes economic growth and security, boosts job creation, supports minority businesses
DOD department of defense
DOD manages military necessary to the safety and security of country
DOED department of education
DOED establish education policies, gives student loans, works to help safety in schools
DOE department of energy
DOE manage energy policies and nuclear energy/weaponry
HHS department of health and human services
HHS encourage health of country through research of medicine and food and creation of human services
DHS department of homeland security
DHS protects safety online and in person, prevents terrorism, and monitors who and what enters the country
HUD department of housing and urban development
HUD creates fair housing laws and addresses housing needs
DOI department of the interior
DOI manage public lands and national parks, manage responsibilities of trusts with native populations
DOJ department of justice
DOJ uphold law and keep country safe while protecting civil rights
DOL department of labor
DOL regulate workers rights: safe conditions, minimum wage, maximum work hours, child labor, equal opportunity, unemployment insurance
DOS department of state
DOS manage treaties and foreign affairs, represent country at united nations
DOT department of transportation
DOT create and manage a safe and efficient transportation system
VA department of veteran affairs
VA provide benefits to veterans
FTC federal trade commision
FTC protect consumers from unfair business practices and scam
IRS internal revenue service
IRS collect and review taxes to fund government
USPS united states postal service
USPS create and manage a reliable and affordable post service to connect the nation
NTSB national transportation safety board
NTSB investigate civil aviation incidents and significant incident among other transportation as well as issue recommendations to prevent similar incidents
CPSC consumer products safety commission
CPSC reduce injury and death risk from consumer goods through regulations/standards and recalls
EPA environment protection agency
EPA protect the environment from significant health risks
NASA national aeronautics and space administration
NASA explore and research space/aeronautics and regulate earth and space science
FDA food and drug administration
FDA monitor safety and efficacy of food, medicine, cosmetics, and medical equipment to insure public health
right to safety products are labeled with use guides and tested for safety and performance
right to information protects consumers from misleading advertising and makes facts about product available to consumers
right to choose should be products with comparable quality and value
right to representation consumers can express interests in economic legislation and have groups protecting interest to companies
right to basic needs can get goods and services needed to ensure survival
right to redress consumers can be compensated for misrepresentation and unsatisfactory products through returns, exchanges, and repaies
right to consumer education consumers should be education of how the economy works
right to healthy environment consumers should be able to live in a non threatening environment and have government protect limited resources
responsibilities because of right to safety read labels, be aware of faulty or recalled products
responsibilities because of right to information read labels and fine print, consult friends using same product
responsibilities because of right to choose compare quality and unit price of products
responsibilities because of right to representation support consumer groups, contact government about serious issue
responsibilities because of right to basic needs look for quality over quantity or brand, look for affordable prices
responsibilities because of right to consumer education use education mediums provided
responsibilities because of right to healthy environment minimize personal pollution, speak out for environment
economy when government sets prices command
economy where producers compete for consumer dollars market
most economies are this mixed
economy where people do not choose their own jobs commands
US economy type mixed market
John F. Kennedy president who implemented consumer bill of rights
Created by: CEnts
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