What is thereliance amongeconomicactors knownas?A natural itemsuch as farmland,that is used in theproduction ofgoods andservices.A situation inwhich eachindividual workeris assigned asmall number oftasks.A term thatrefers toanything thatis necessaryfor survival.Who is aperson whosuppliesgoods andservices?A manufactureditem such asmachinery, thatis used toproduce goodsand services.What is theterm for aproductsusefulness?Economicsis the studyof dealingwith what?Use as astandardizedbasis ofexchange.What aphysicalproduct isknown as?What is anaction oractivity donefor others fora fee called?Who is aperson thatstudieseconomicchoices?The study ofindividualmarkets isalso knownas?What arethe fourfactors ofproduction?What is the valueof the next bestalternative givenup to obtain aparticular item.What is thelevel of outputresulting froma given levelof input?What is used toanalyze trade-offsand opportunity costsin producing specificcombinations ofgoods.A personwhoattempts tostart a newbusiness.What arethe fourfactors ofproduction?What forcespeople to makedecisions abouthow to useresourceseffectively?If a personsatisfies their ownneeds and wantswithout outsideassistance, theymay be?Who is aperson whopurchasesgoods andservices?What is thestudy ofentireeconomiescalled?Allowsconsumersto pay for anitem overtime.What is thereliance amongeconomicactors knownas?A natural itemsuch as farmland,that is used in theproduction ofgoods andservices.A situation inwhich eachindividual workeris assigned asmall number oftasks.A term thatrefers toanything thatis necessaryfor survival.Who is aperson whosuppliesgoods andservices?A manufactureditem such asmachinery, thatis used toproduce goodsand services.What is theterm for aproductsusefulness?Economicsis the studyof dealingwith what?Use as astandardizedbasis ofexchange.What aphysicalproduct isknown as?What is anaction oractivity donefor others fora fee called?Who is aperson thatstudieseconomicchoices?The study ofindividualmarkets isalso knownas?What arethe fourfactors ofproduction?What is the valueof the next bestalternative givenup to obtain aparticular item.What is thelevel of outputresulting froma given levelof input?What is used toanalyze trade-offsand opportunity costsin producing specificcombinations ofgoods.A personwhoattempts tostart a newbusiness.What arethe fourfactors ofproduction?What forcespeople to makedecisions abouthow to useresourceseffectively?If a personsatisfies their ownneeds and wantswithout outsideassistance, theymay be?Who is aperson whopurchasesgoods andservices?What is thestudy ofentireeconomiescalled?Allowsconsumersto pay for anitem overtime.

Economic 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. What is the reliance among economic actors known as?
  2. A natural item such as farmland, that is used in the production of goods and services.
  3. A situation in which each individual worker is assigned a small number of tasks.
  4. A term that refers to anything that is necessary for survival.
  5. Who is a person who supplies goods and services?
  6. A manufactured item such as machinery, that is used to produce goods and services.
  7. What is the term for a products usefulness?
  8. Economics is the study of dealing with what?
  9. Use as a standardized basis of exchange.
  10. What a physical product is known as?
  11. What is an action or activity done for others for a fee called?
  12. Who is a person that studies economic choices?
  13. The study of individual markets is also known as?
  14. What are the four factors of production?
  15. What is the value of the next best alternative given up to obtain a particular item.
  16. What is the level of output resulting from a given level of input?
  17. What is used to analyze trade-offs and opportunity costs in producing specific combinations of goods.
  18. A person who attempts to start a new business.
  19. What are the four factors of production?
  20. What forces people to make decisions about how to use resources effectively?
  21. If a person satisfies their own needs and wants without outside assistance, they may be?
  22. Who is a person who purchases goods and services?
  23. What is the study of entire economies called?
  24. Allows consumers to pay for an item over time.