somethingavailable foruse or that cnbe used forsupport or help.anamount ofsomethingthe ability of aconsumer toget goods orservicesbefore paying.any resourcethat anorginizationuses to producegood andservices.using resourcesto maximize theproduction ofgoods andservices.someonewho startstheir ownbusiness.the concentrationof the productiveefforts ofindividuals andfirms on a limitednumber ofactivities.distribute(resources orduties) for aparticularpurpose.materials orsubstances suchas minerals,forests,water,andfertile land thatoccur in naturea branch ofknowledgedealing withmoney.the loss ofpotential gain fromother alternativeswhen onealternative ischosenan expertineconomicswhen a bossgives peopledifferent jobsto speed upmanufactoring.$$$actions oractivities onepersonperforms foranotherany personwho buysgoods andservices.the processused toproduce agood orservice.products thatare purchasedfor use of theaverageconsumer.value ofoutputproduceda personwhoproduces aproduct tosell.an alternativewe sacrificewhen wemake adecision.limitedquantities ofresources tomeet unlimitedwants.the part ofeconomicsconcerned withsinglefactors and theeffects of individualdecisionsthe quality orcondition ofbeing self-sufficient.somethingavailable foruse or that cnbe used forsupport or help.anamount ofsomethingthe ability of aconsumer toget goods orservicesbefore paying.any resourcethat anorginizationuses to producegood andservices.using resourcesto maximize theproduction ofgoods andservices.someonewho startstheir ownbusiness.the concentrationof the productiveefforts ofindividuals andfirms on a limitednumber ofactivities.distribute(resources orduties) for aparticularpurpose.materials orsubstances suchas minerals,forests,water,andfertile land thatoccur in naturea branch ofknowledgedealing withmoney.the loss ofpotential gain fromother alternativeswhen onealternative ischosenan expertineconomicswhen a bossgives peopledifferent jobsto speed upmanufactoring.$$$actions oractivities onepersonperforms foranotherany personwho buysgoods andservices.the processused toproduce agood orservice.products thatare purchasedfor use of theaverageconsumer.value ofoutputproduceda personwhoproduces aproduct tosell.an alternativewe sacrificewhen wemake adecision.limitedquantities ofresources tomeet unlimitedwants.the part ofeconomicsconcerned withsinglefactors and theeffects of individualdecisionsthe quality orcondition ofbeing self-sufficient.

Econ Bingo - Call List

(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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  1. something available for use or that cn be used for support or help.
  2. an amount of something
  3. the ability of a consumer to get goods or services before paying.
  4. any resource that an orginization uses to produce good and services.
  5. using resources to maximize the production of goods and services.
  6. someone who starts their own business.
  7. the concentration of the productive efforts of individuals and firms on a limited number of activities.
  8. distribute (resources or duties) for a particular purpose.
  9. materials or substances such as minerals, forests,water,and fertile land that occur in nature
  10. a branch of knowledge dealing with money.
  11. the loss of potential gain from other alternatives when one alternative is chosen
  12. an expert in economics
  13. when a boss gives people different jobs to speed up manufactoring.
  14. $$$
  15. actions or activities one person performs for another
  16. any person who buys goods and services.
  17. the process used to produce a good or service.
  18. products that are purchased for use of the average consumer.
  19. value of output produced
  20. a person who produces a product to sell.
  21. an alternative we sacrifice when we make a decision.
  22. limited quantities of resources to meet unlimited wants.
  23. the part of economics concerned with single factors and the effects of individual decisions
  24. the quality or condition of being self-sufficient.