(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. 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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goods things you buy
interdependence people dependent on each other
economics the system of making, buying, or selling things that people need and want
income tax money paid to the state, federal, and local governments based on wages earned
savings account a place to keep money you put away to keep or to spend later
supply how much of a product is available
checking account a place to keep money and make frequent deposits, payments, and withdrawals (checks, ATM, debit card purchases)
credit buying something and promising to pay for it later
opportunity cost the choice given up
scarcity a lack of resources
stock (stock shares) a piece of a company that you own
manufacturing the process of making things using machines
income money earned
consumer a person who uses and buys goods and services
economic choice a decision to buy one thing and not another
producer a person who makes goods or provides a service
natural resources materials that come from nature
money coins and paper bills used to pay for goods and services
shareholder A person who owns part of a company
community where people live, work and play
human resources people working to produce goods and services
imports goods and services purchased from other countries
raw materials any materials used to make a product
specialization focus on a single product or service
loan or credit card interest a fee you pay when you borrow money from the bank
loan money you borrow
investment something you buy at one price with the hope that the price will be higher when you sell it
capital resources goods made by people used to make other goods and services
stock market place where stocks are bought and sold
global market places around the world where products are bought and sold
decision making to make informed choices
demand how much a good or service is needed or wanted
profit ending up with more money that you started with
basic needs things people need to survive
property tax money paid to the government based on the value of your home
bank a building where people's money is kept
wants things people would like to have
barter exchanging goods and services without using money (trading)
population the number of people in an area (7 billion in the world)
sales tax money paid to the government based on the value of goods or services being purchased
stockbroker someone who buys and sells stocks for people
earned interest (savings interest) the payment you receive for keeping your money in the bank and allowing others to use it
exports goods and services sold to other countries
