The quantity ofa good orserviceconsumers arewilling and ableto buy.A physicalitem thatsatisfies awant orneed. A business orindividual thatmakes goodsor providesservices.Gross DomesticProduct – the totalvalue of goodsand servicesproduced in acountry.Whenpeople whowant workcannot find ajob.Money leftafter costs aresubtractedfrom revenue.Supplyusuallyincreases. The quantity of agood or serviceproducers arewilling and ableto sell.Incomethat is notspent.A plan formanagingincome andexpenses.Demandusuallyfalls.Factors ofproduction.Moneyearnedfromsales. The limitedavailability ofresourcescompared tounlimited wants. Moneyreceived fromwork or othersources. Things peoplewould like tohave but do notneed to survive. The study of howpeople makechoices aboutusing limitedresources. An organisationthat producesgoods orservices forprofit.An actionperformedfor someoneelse.Thingsessential forsurvival, suchas food, water,and shelter.A personwho buysgoods andservices.Land,Labour,Capital, andEnterprise. The next bestalternativegiven up whenmaking achoice.A generalincreasein pricesover time.The quantity ofa good orserviceconsumers arewilling and ableto buy.A physicalitem thatsatisfies awant orneed. A business orindividual thatmakes goodsor providesservices.Gross DomesticProduct – the totalvalue of goodsand servicesproduced in acountry.Whenpeople whowant workcannot find ajob.Money leftafter costs aresubtractedfrom revenue.Supplyusuallyincreases. The quantity of agood or serviceproducers arewilling and ableto sell.Incomethat is notspent.A plan formanagingincome andexpenses.Demandusuallyfalls.Factors ofproduction.Moneyearnedfromsales. The limitedavailability ofresourcescompared tounlimited wants. Moneyreceived fromwork or othersources. Things peoplewould like tohave but do notneed to survive. The study of howpeople makechoices aboutusing limitedresources. An organisationthat producesgoods orservices forprofit.An actionperformedfor someoneelse.Thingsessential forsurvival, suchas food, water,and shelter.A personwho buysgoods andservices.Land,Labour,Capital, andEnterprise. The next bestalternativegiven up whenmaking achoice.A generalincreasein pricesover time.

Economic - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. O-The quantity of a good or service consumers are willing and able to buy.
  2. I-A physical item that satisfies a want or need.
  3. G- A business or individual that makes goods or provides services.
  4. O-Gross Domestic Product – the total value of goods and services produced in a country.
  5. B-When people who want work cannot find a job.
  6. N-Money left after costs are subtracted from revenue.
  7. I-Supply usually increases.
  8. O- The quantity of a good or service producers are willing and able to sell.
  9. O-Income that is not spent.
  10. B-A plan for managing income and expenses.
  11. B-Demand usually falls.
  12. G-Factors of production.
  13. G-Money earned from sales.
  14. N- The limited availability of resources compared to unlimited wants.
  15. G- Money received from work or other sources.
  16. I- Things people would like to have but do not need to survive.
  17. B- The study of how people make choices about using limited resources.
  18. I- An organisation that produces goods or services for profit.
  19. G-An action performed for someone else.
  20. B-Things essential for survival, such as food, water, and shelter.
  21. N-A person who buys goods and services.
  22. O-Land, Labour, Capital, and Enterprise.
  23. I- The next best alternative given up when making a choice.
  24. N-A general increase in prices over time.