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Title: Opening Splash


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Jeopardy!
Yennifer Castellon Period 2 Macro
Begin
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Unit 1
Unit 2
All Around
Graphs
Summer Work
Unit 3
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Summer Work- 100
The demand for what shifts when there are changes
in GDP?
C1-100
Demand for money
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Summer Work- 200
Increasing the money supply lowers interest rates
why?
C1-200
Because surplus money moves into the bond market,

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Summer Work- 300
Points above full employment indicate what?
C1-300
They indicate an overheated economy
with inflationary problems.

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Summer Work- 400
Other countries want U.S. goods when?
C1-400
  1. Ours are cheaper
  2. Our inflation is less than theirs
  3. Our interest rate is higher
  4. The other country is growing faster

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Summer Work- 500
What are shifters of investment demand?
C1-500
  1. Acquisition, maintenance, and operating cost
  2. Business Taxes
  3. Technological Change
  4. Stick of capital goods on hand
  5. Expectations

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Unit 1- 100
What are capital goods? And give two examples.
C2-100
Goods intended for use in the production of
other goods or services, rather than
final consumption. Ex. pizza oven, oil drilling
equipment
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Unit 1- 200
What is the difference between product market and
resource market?
C2-200
Product market is the market place in which a
final or finished good or services is bought by
consumers. While resource market is a
market place for the exchange of labor, capital
or raw materials.

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Unit 1- 300
This is a model that illustrates the flow of
goods and services through the economy.
C2-300
Circular Flow Model
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Unit 1- 400
What are four factors of production?
C2-400
  1. Land
  2. Labor
  3. Capital
  4. Entrepreneurship

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Unit 1- 500
Which are the five determinants of demand.
C2-500
  1. Tastes and Preferences
  2. Number of Consumers
  3. Price of related goods
  4. Income
  5. Future Expectations


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Unit 2- 100
What is GDP?
C3-100
The total value of all final goods and services
produced in the economy during a given year.
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Unit 2- 200
What are final goods and services?
C3-200
Goods and services sold to the final or end.

15
Unit 2- 300
What unemployment rate arises form the effect of
frictional and structural unemployment?
C3-300
Natural Rate of unemployment
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Unit 2- 400
Consumers buy more of a good when its price
decreases and less when its price increases.
C3-400
Law of Demand
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Unit 2- 500
The principle that suppliers will normally offer
more for sale at higher prices and less at lower
prices.
C3-500

Law of Supply
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Unit 3- 100
It is the total demand for final goods and
services in the economy at a given time and price
level.
C4-100
Aggregate Demand
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Unit 3- 200
What is aggregate supply?
 It is the total supply of goods and services
that firms in a national economy plan on selling
during a specific time period .
C3-200

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Unit 3- 300
If aggregate demand increases and aggregated
supply decreases the price level
C3-300
Will increase but real output is indeterminate
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Unit 3- 400
This unemployment occurs when people take time to
find a job.
C3-400
Frictional Unemployment

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Unit 3- 500
Unemployment that rises during economic downturns
and falls when the economy improves is?
C3-500
Cyclical Unemployment
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All Around- 100
What is an example of a substitute.
C4-100
Ex. Coke and Pepsi

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All Around- 200
What is scarcity?
C4-200
Resources are not unlimited and are not
unlimited and are not available in
sufficient quantities to satisfy all the various
ways a society wants to use them.
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All Around- 300
What is the difference between concave vs.
convex?
C4-300
Concave is a surface that is curved inward in
the middle. Convex is a surface that curved
outward in the middle.

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All Around- 400
What is supply shock?
C4-400
Is an event that shifts the short-run aggregate.

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All Around- 500
What are the shifters of supply?
1.Prices/Availability of inputs (resources) 2.
Number of sellers 3. Technology 4.Govrment
Action Taxes and Subsidies 5.Opportunity Cost of
Alternative Production 6. Expectations of Future
Profit
C4-500
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Graphs- 100
What is this graph called?
C4-100
PPC
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Graphs- 200
What is this graph called?
C4-200
PPF
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Graphs- 300
What graph is this?
C4-300
Supply and Demand
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Graphs- 400
What type of graph is this?
C4-400
SRAS Curve
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Graphs- 500
What is the indicating area called?
C4-500
Inflationary Gap
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