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Global EconComplements/Sliments
VocabHodge Podge
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Value of imported goods exported exceeds value of imported goods
Trade surplus
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Balance of payments outcome when spending on exports exceeds revenues
from exports
Trade deficit
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The price of one country’s currency in terms of another country’s currency
Foreign exchange rate
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A system under which the forces of supply and demand establish the value
of one country's currency in terms of another country’s currency
Floating exchange rate
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System under which the price of one currency is fixed in terms of another
Fixed exchange rage
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Which way does the demand curve slope?Down
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Which law states that more will be purchased at low prices than high prices
Demand
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How does the demand curve react to and increase in demand?
Shifts right
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When people demand more of a product at the same price level, the demand
curve
Shifts right
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According to the law of demand, how does the quantity demand of a good or
service relate to the price?
Inversely
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Butter and margarineSubstitutes
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Peanut Butter and JellyCompliments
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Cameras and filmCompliments
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Guns and BulletsCompliments
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Nikes and Addidas Substitutes
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Branch of theory that deals with individual decision making and behavior
microeconomics
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Part of theory dealing with the economy as a whole.
Macroeconomis
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A company sends its employees to training in hope of improving production
Human capital
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Term meaning “The customer is always right.”
Consumer Sovereignty
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Individual right to your own goods and talents
Private property rights
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Who determines the monopoly’s pricesThe monopoly
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Is a movie theater a public or private good?Private
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They are market failures because their costs and benefits are not reflected in
market prices
externalities
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An engineer taking a job at another factory is an example of resource…….
mobility
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This entitlement is a joint federal-state insurance plan for low income
households.
medicaid
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Final Challenge!
What role does the President have in the federal budget?
He formulates it.
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Final Challenge
Wager
