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Economics Final - 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. I-Employed
  2. O-How unemployment is measured
  3. O-* Unemployment rate
  4. N-Frictional unemployment
  5. I-Labor
  6. O-Unemployment rate
  7. O-* Nonprofit organization
  8. G-* Out of the labor force
  9. G-Skilled
  10. B-Surplus
  11. N-* Unemployed
  12. I-Characteristics of successful entrepreneurs
  13. O-Why the unemployment rate is important
  14. B-Employed
  15. N-Out of the labor force
  16. B-* Professional
  17. N-Unskilled
  18. G-How unemployment is measured
  19. G-* How unemployment is measured
  20. G-Derived Demand
  21. I-Labor Market
  22. B-Risks of entrepreneurship
  23. I-Rewards of entrepreneurship
  24. N-Derived Demand
  25. O-Investing
  26. I-Unemployment insurance
  27. I-Shadow unemployment
  28. O-Nonprofit organization
  29. N-* Business Franchise
  30. B-* Wage premium
  31. G-Out of the labor force
  32. O-Professional
  33. O-* What determines wages
  34. I-Inshoring
  35. B-Inshoring
  36. I-* Cyclical unemployment
  37. N-* Unskilled
  38. N-* Frictional unemployment
  39. O-Wage premium
  40. N-* Labor
  41. G-Unemployment rate
  42. B-* Risks and rewards of entrepreneurship
  43. O-Cooperative
  44. G-* 4 Skill job skill levels (definitions and examples)
  45. B-* Sole proprietorship
  46. B-* Supply and demand of labor
  47. G-Business Franchise
  48. G-Cooperative
  49. G-Semi-skilled
  50. O-Outsourcing
  51. B-Shadow unemployment
  52. B-Offshoring
  53. I-Sole proprietorship
  54. B-* Offshoring
  55. O-Equilibrium
  56. O-* Semi-skilled
  57. G-4 Skill job skill levels (definitions and examples)
  58. B-Supply and demand of labor
  59. I-Cyclical unemployment
  60. B-* Structural unemployment
  61. G-* Derived Demand
  62. N-Unemployed
  63. N-Labor
  64. I-* Partnership
  65. G-* Skilled
  66. N-Business Franchise
  67. B-Nonprofit organization
  68. G-Investing
  69. N-Unemployment insurance
  70. N-* Corporation
  71. I-Unskilled
  72. O-* Investing
  73. B-Human Capital
  74. N-Partnership
  75. N-Labor Market trends (5)
  76. I-* Unemployment insurance
  77. B-Labor Market
  78. I-Frictional unemployment
  79. I-Unemployed
  80. O-What determines wages
  81. G-* Cooperative
  82. G-* Labor force
  83. G-Labor force
  84. O-Offshoring
  85. N-Shortage
  86. B-Cyclical unemployment
  87. I-* Human Capital
  88. B-Professional
  89. B-Why the unemployment rate is important
  90. I-* Characteristics of successful entrepreneurs
  91. O-Semi-skilled
  92. B-* Shadow unemployment
  93. O-* Outsourcing
  94. O-Structural unemployment
  95. G-Outsourcing
  96. N-Corporation
  97. N-* Labor Market trends (5)
  98. B-Structural unemployment
  99. B-Risks and rewards of entrepreneurship
  100. B-Sole proprietorship
  101. I-* Inshoring
  102. B-Wage premium
  103. N-Labor force
  104. O-What determines wages
  105. I-* Labor Market
  106. I-Human Capital
  107. I-Partnership
  108. O-* Why the unemployment rate is important
  109. N-Skilled
  110. G-Corporation
  111. I-* Employed