wantGoods aservices thatare notneeded tosurvivebarterWhere peopletrade goodsand servicesrather thanpaying moneyproducer/sellerThe person thatprovidesgoods/servicesto the market inhops of makinga profiteconomicsThe study ofthe choicespeople makegiven theresources theyhaveCapitalResourceThis type of resourceincludes tools andtechnology thatpeople use tocomplete a job (ex. aconstruction workeruses a hammer)profitHow muchmoney is leftover afterexpenses havebeen paidscarcityAnother word forthings that arehard to find. If aproduce it _____then the price of itwill go up.partnershipA businessmodel wheretwo or morepeople share inthe risks and theprofitssupplyHow much ofsomething isavailable topurchase. If the_____ is low, thenprices will go up.priceHow muchyou have topay for agood orservicesoleproprietorshipA business modelwhere one persontakes all of the riskand reaps all ofthe rewardsEquilibriumPriceThe pointwhere supplyand demandmeet on thecurvetraditionaleconomyA type of economythat is based ontradition and familywith little to no profitmotive orgovernmentinvolvementHumanResourceExamples of thistype of workincludeemployees andthe labor thatthey provideconsumer/buyerThe person whopurchasesgoods/servicesin order to fulfilltheir wants andneedsdemandHow much ofsomethingconsumers want tobuy. If _____ goesup then prices goup.needGoods andservices thatare necessaryto survive (ex.food, water,shelter)goodsSomething thatproducers makeand sell toconsumers (ex.pizza, books,cars).mixedeconomyA type ofeconomy thatcombines FreeMarket andCommandchoiceThedecisionsthat youmakeservicesSomething thatpeople providethat consumerspay money for (ex.Firefighters,teachers, maids).monopolyThese are badbecause they limitcompetition,reduce quality ofgoods, andincrease pricescorporationA business modelwhere peoplepurchase stock incompanies andshare in the profit(usually largebusinesses).marketeconomyA type ofeconomy wheremost decisionsare made bybusinesses andconsumersNaturalResourceExamples of thistype of resourceinclude land,trees, minerals,water, iron, etc.competitionWhere two or morebusinessescompete for yourbusiness leading tolower prices andbetter qualityopportunitycostThe cost of thechoice you did notmake (ex. do youuse your $5.00 tobuy pizza to eat orgas for your car).Free!resourceThe factor ofproduction thatbusinesses useto provide goodsand servicesconsumersovereigntyConsumers influencethe market by buyingfrom companies theysupport andboycottingcompanies they don'tlikecommandeconomyA type of economywhere thegovernment makesmost of the decisionson what to produceand how to produce itwantGoods aservices thatare notneeded tosurvivebarterWhere peopletrade goodsand servicesrather thanpaying moneyproducer/sellerThe person thatprovidesgoods/servicesto the market inhops of makinga profiteconomicsThe study ofthe choicespeople makegiven theresources theyhaveCapitalResourceThis type of resourceincludes tools andtechnology thatpeople use tocomplete a job (ex. aconstruction workeruses a hammer)profitHow muchmoney is leftover afterexpenses havebeen paidscarcityAnother word forthings that arehard to find. If aproduce it _____then the price of itwill go up.partnershipA businessmodel wheretwo or morepeople share inthe risks and theprofitssupplyHow much ofsomething isavailable topurchase. If the_____ is low, thenprices will go up.priceHow muchyou have topay for agood orservicesoleproprietorshipA business modelwhere one persontakes all of the riskand reaps all ofthe rewardsEquilibriumPriceThe pointwhere supplyand demandmeet on thecurvetraditionaleconomyA type of economythat is based ontradition and familywith little to no profitmotive orgovernmentinvolvementHumanResourceExamples of thistype of workincludeemployees andthe labor thatthey provideconsumer/buyerThe person whopurchasesgoods/servicesin order to fulfilltheir wants andneedsdemandHow much ofsomethingconsumers want tobuy. If _____ goesup then prices goup.needGoods andservices thatare necessaryto survive (ex.food, water,shelter)goodsSomething thatproducers makeand sell toconsumers (ex.pizza, books,cars).mixedeconomyA type ofeconomy thatcombines FreeMarket andCommandchoiceThedecisionsthat youmakeservicesSomething thatpeople providethat consumerspay money for (ex.Firefighters,teachers, maids).monopolyThese are badbecause they limitcompetition,reduce quality ofgoods, andincrease pricescorporationA business modelwhere peoplepurchase stock incompanies andshare in the profit(usually largebusinesses).marketeconomyA type ofeconomy wheremost decisionsare made bybusinesses andconsumersNaturalResourceExamples of thistype of resourceinclude land,trees, minerals,water, iron, etc.competitionWhere two or morebusinessescompete for yourbusiness leading tolower prices andbetter qualityopportunitycostThe cost of thechoice you did notmake (ex. do youuse your $5.00 tobuy pizza to eat orgas for your car).Free!resourceThe factor ofproduction thatbusinesses useto provide goodsand servicesconsumersovereigntyConsumers influencethe market by buyingfrom companies theysupport andboycottingcompanies they don'tlikecommandeconomyA type of economywhere thegovernment makesmost of the decisionson what to produceand how to produce it

Economic Systems - 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. Goods a services that are not needed to survive
    want
  2. Where people trade goods and services rather than paying money
    barter
  3. The person that provides goods/services to the market in hops of making a profit
    producer/ seller
  4. The study of the choices people make given the resources they have
    economics
  5. This type of resource includes tools and technology that people use to complete a job (ex. a construction worker uses a hammer)
    Capital Resource
  6. How much money is left over after expenses have been paid
    profit
  7. Another word for things that are hard to find. If a produce it _____ then the price of it will go up.
    scarcity
  8. A business model where two or more people share in the risks and the profits
    partnership
  9. How much of something is available to purchase. If the _____ is low, then prices will go up.
    supply
  10. How much you have to pay for a good or service
    price
  11. A business model where one person takes all of the risk and reaps all of the rewards
    sole proprietorship
  12. The point where supply and demand meet on the curve
    Equilibrium Price
  13. A type of economy that is based on tradition and family with little to no profit motive or government involvement
    traditional economy
  14. Examples of this type of work include employees and the labor that they provide
    Human Resource
  15. The person who purchases goods/services in order to fulfill their wants and needs
    consumer/ buyer
  16. How much of something consumers want to buy. If _____ goes up then prices go up.
    demand
  17. Goods and services that are necessary to survive (ex. food, water, shelter)
    need
  18. Something that producers make and sell to consumers (ex. pizza, books, cars).
    goods
  19. A type of economy that combines Free Market and Command
    mixed economy
  20. The decisions that you make
    choice
  21. Something that people provide that consumers pay money for (ex. Firefighters, teachers, maids).
    services
  22. These are bad because they limit competition, reduce quality of goods, and increase prices
    monopoly
  23. A business model where people purchase stock in companies and share in the profit (usually large businesses).
    corporation
  24. A type of economy where most decisions are made by businesses and consumers
    market economy
  25. Examples of this type of resource include land, trees, minerals, water, iron, etc.
    Natural Resource
  26. Where two or more businesses compete for your business leading to lower prices and better quality
    competition
  27. The cost of the choice you did not make (ex. do you use your $5.00 to buy pizza to eat or gas for your car).
    opportunity cost
  28. Free!
  29. The factor of production that businesses use to provide goods and services
    resource
  30. Consumers influence the market by buying from companies they support and boycotting companies they don't like
    consumer sovereignty
  31. A type of economy where the government makes most of the decisions on what to produce and how to produce it
    command economy