The part of theeconomy NOTcontrolled bythe governmentWhat istheprivatesector?Lawspreventingthe formationofmonopoliesWhat areanti-trustlaws?EqualEmploymentOpportunityCommissionWhat agencyensures thatworkers aretreatedequally?ThroughtaxesHow doesthegovernmentmakerevenue?SecuritiesandExchangeCommissionAgency thathelpsregulate thestock marketAgency thatis in chargeof regulatingbroadcastmediaFederalCommunicationsCommissionFederalGovernmentWhich levelof gov. reliesprimarily onincome tax?Money taken bythe governmenton based onthe things thatyou ownPropertyTaxThe part ofthe economycontrolled bythegovernmentWhat isthe publicsector?The combinationof all your skills,interests,personality thathelps us to haveeconomic valueWhat isHumanCapital?The amountof moneyexchangedfor a good orservicePriceRegulatesand limitsinflation inthe economyFederalReserveBank thatcontrols thesupply ofcurrency forthat nationCentralBankTheformation ofthe FederalReserveBankThe GreatDepressionled towhat?Food andDrugAdministrationWhat agencyapproved theCovidVaccine?Writtenagreementbetween 2 ormore partiesContractA thing thatmotivates orencouragesone to dosomething.IncentiveOccupationalSafety andHealthAdministrationWhat agencymakes sure thatemployees aresafe in theworkplace?Agency thatensures thethings webuy are safeto useConsumerProductSafetyCommissionAgencythatpreventsmonopoliesFederalTradeCommissionPrivateServiceA grocerystore iswhat typeof serviceLocalGovernmentThis level ofgovernmentcollectspropertytaxesPaper andcoin used asmoney in acountryCurrencyAgency thatregulatespollution bybusinessesEnvironmentalProtectionAgencyBankRunWhenpeople panicand go to thebank to gettheir moneythe amount of agood or servicethat consumersare willing andable to buyWhat isDemand?The amount of agood or servicethat producersare willing andable to offer forsaleWhat issupply?Gov. orgsthat ensurebusinessesfollow lawsRegulatoryAgenciesthe inabilityto satisfy allwants at thesame timeWhat isscarcity?Somethingthat is givenup when achoice ismadeWhat isopportunitycost?PublicServiceThe PostOffice is anexample ofwhat type ofservice?Because it isbacked by thegovernment(and FederalReserve)Why dopeopletrust U.S.currency?Rise in pricelevels causedby too muchmoney in theeconomyWhat isInflation?Paper formsused to makepayments andor withdrawmoneyWhatarechecks?StateGovernmentWhich level ofgovernmentcollects bothsales anincome taxMoneyloses itsvalueWhathappens tomoney whenthere is a lotof inflation?IncomeTaxMoney takenout of yoursalary to beused by thegovernment BusinessCycle A pattern in whichbusiness andemployment levelsmove through acycle of growthA portion of theprice of aproduct addedon and collectedby thegovernmentSalesTaxA serviceprovided bythegovernmentWhat isa publicservice?The part of theeconomy NOTcontrolled bythe governmentWhat istheprivatesector?Lawspreventingthe formationofmonopoliesWhat areanti-trustlaws?EqualEmploymentOpportunityCommissionWhat agencyensures thatworkers aretreatedequally?ThroughtaxesHow doesthegovernmentmakerevenue?SecuritiesandExchangeCommissionAgency thathelpsregulate thestock marketAgency thatis in chargeof regulatingbroadcastmediaFederalCommunicationsCommissionFederalGovernmentWhich levelof gov. reliesprimarily onincome tax?Money taken bythe governmenton based onthe things thatyou ownPropertyTaxThe part ofthe economycontrolled bythegovernmentWhat isthe publicsector?The combinationof all your skills,interests,personality thathelps us to haveeconomic valueWhat isHumanCapital?The amountof moneyexchangedfor a good orservicePriceRegulatesand limitsinflation inthe economyFederalReserveBank thatcontrols thesupply ofcurrency forthat nationCentralBankTheformation ofthe FederalReserveBankThe GreatDepressionled towhat?Food andDrugAdministrationWhat agencyapproved theCovidVaccine?Writtenagreementbetween 2 ormore partiesContractA thing thatmotivates orencouragesone to dosomething.IncentiveOccupationalSafety andHealthAdministrationWhat agencymakes sure thatemployees aresafe in theworkplace?Agency thatensures thethings webuy are safeto useConsumerProductSafetyCommissionAgencythatpreventsmonopoliesFederalTradeCommissionPrivateServiceA grocerystore iswhat typeof serviceLocalGovernmentThis level ofgovernmentcollectspropertytaxesPaper andcoin used asmoney in acountryCurrencyAgency thatregulatespollution bybusinessesEnvironmentalProtectionAgencyBankRunWhenpeople panicand go to thebank to gettheir moneythe amount of agood or servicethat consumersare willing andable to buyWhat isDemand?The amount of agood or servicethat producersare willing andable to offer forsaleWhat issupply?Gov. orgsthat ensurebusinessesfollow lawsRegulatoryAgenciesthe inabilityto satisfy allwants at thesame timeWhat isscarcity?Somethingthat is givenup when achoice ismadeWhat isopportunitycost?PublicServiceThe PostOffice is anexample ofwhat type ofservice?Because it isbacked by thegovernment(and FederalReserve)Why dopeopletrust U.S.currency?Rise in pricelevels causedby too muchmoney in theeconomyWhat isInflation?Paper formsused to makepayments andor withdrawmoneyWhatarechecks?StateGovernmentWhich level ofgovernmentcollects bothsales anincome taxMoneyloses itsvalueWhathappens tomoney whenthere is a lotof inflation?IncomeTaxMoney takenout of yoursalary to beused by thegovernment BusinessCycle A pattern in whichbusiness andemployment levelsmove through acycle of growthA portion of theprice of aproduct addedon and collectedby thegovernmentSalesTaxA serviceprovided bythegovernmentWhat isa publicservice?

Government in the Economy - Call List

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  1. What is the private sector?
    The part of the economy NOT controlled by the government
  2. What are anti-trust laws?
    Laws preventing the formation of monopolies
  3. What agency ensures that workers are treated equally?
    Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
  4. How does the government make revenue?
    Through taxes
  5. Agency that helps regulate the stock market
    Securities and Exchange Commission
  6. Federal Communications Commission
    Agency that is in charge of regulating broadcast media
  7. Which level of gov. relies primarily on income tax?
    Federal Government
  8. Property Tax
    Money taken by the government on based on the things that you own
  9. What is the public sector?
    The part of the economy controlled by the government
  10. What is Human Capital?
    The combination of all your skills, interests, personality that helps us to have economic value
  11. Price
    The amount of money exchanged for a good or service
  12. Federal Reserve
    Regulates and limits inflation in the economy
  13. Central Bank
    Bank that controls the supply of currency for that nation
  14. The Great Depression led to what?
    The formation of the Federal Reserve Bank
  15. What agency approved the Covid Vaccine?
    Food and Drug Administration
  16. Contract
    Written agreement between 2 or more parties
  17. Incentive
    A thing that motivates or encourages one to do something.
  18. What agency makes sure that employees are safe in the workplace?
    Occupational Safety and Health Administration
  19. Consumer Product Safety Commission
    Agency that ensures the things we buy are safe to use
  20. Federal Trade Commission
    Agency that prevents monopolies
  21. A grocery store is what type of service
    Private Service
  22. This level of government collects property taxes
    Local Government
  23. Currency
    Paper and coin used as money in a country
  24. Environmental Protection Agency
    Agency that regulates pollution by businesses
  25. When people panic and go to the bank to get their money
    Bank Run
  26. What is Demand?
    the amount of a good or service that consumers are willing and able to buy
  27. What is supply?
    The amount of a good or service that producers are willing and able to offer for sale
  28. Regulatory Agencies
    Gov. orgs that ensure businesses follow laws
  29. What is scarcity?
    the inability to satisfy all wants at the same time
  30. What is opportunity cost?
    Something that is given up when a choice is made
  31. The Post Office is an example of what type of service?
    Public Service
  32. Why do people trust U.S. currency?
    Because it is backed by the government (and Federal Reserve)
  33. What is Inflation?
    Rise in price levels caused by too much money in the economy
  34. What are checks?
    Paper forms used to make payments and or withdraw money
  35. Which level of government collects both sales an income tax
    State Government
  36. What happens to money when there is a lot of inflation?
    Money loses its value
  37. Money taken out of your salary to be used by the government
    Income Tax
  38. A pattern in which business and employment levels move through a cycle of growth
    Business Cycle
  39. Sales Tax
    A portion of the price of a product added on and collected by the government
  40. What is a public service?
    A service provided by the government