TraditionalEconomystates that at ahigher price,consumers willdemand a lowerquantity of agoodthe loss ofpotential gain fromother alternativeswhen onealternative ischosen.MixedEconomyVoluntaryExchangeMarketEconomyLand, Capital,Labor,EntrepreneurshipEconomicStabilityBarterConsumerEconomicsMoneyServicesCommandEconomyResourcesIncomeMassProductionsomethingthat peopledesire tohaveScarcityEconomicSecurityAdamSmithtotal amount ofa specific goodor service thatis available toconsumers.1776OpportunityCostEconomicModelSurplusEconomicFreedomEconomicEquityGoodsAdamSmithEconomicGrowthResource1801ShortageCommandEconomyComparativeAdvantageEconomicInterdependenceCoincidenceof WantsShortageTraditionalEconomystates that at ahigher price,consumers willdemand a lowerquantity of agoodthe loss ofpotential gain fromother alternativeswhen onealternative ischosen.MixedEconomyVoluntaryExchangeMarketEconomyLand, Capital,Labor,EntrepreneurshipEconomicStabilityBarterConsumerEconomicsMoneyServicesCommandEconomyResourcesIncomeMassProductionsomethingthat peopledesire tohaveScarcityEconomicSecurityAdamSmithtotal amount ofa specific goodor service thatis available toconsumers.1776OpportunityCostEconomicModelSurplusEconomicFreedomEconomicEquityGoodsAdamSmithEconomicGrowthResource1801ShortageCommandEconomyComparativeAdvantageEconomicInterdependenceCoincidenceof WantsShortage

Chapter 1-4 Economics 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. Traditional Economy
  2. states that at a higher price, consumers will demand a lower quantity of a good
  3. the loss of potential gain from other alternatives when one alternative is chosen.
  4. Mixed Economy
  5. Voluntary Exchange
  6. Market Economy
  7. Land, Capital, Labor, Entrepreneurship
  8. Economic Stability
  9. Barter
  10. Consumer
  11. Economics
  12. Money
  13. Services
  14. Command Economy
  15. Resources
  16. Income
  17. Mass Production
  18. something that people desire to have
  19. Scarcity
  20. Economic Security
  21. Adam Smith
  22. total amount of a specific good or service that is available to consumers.
  23. 1776
  24. Opportunity Cost
  25. Economic Model
  26. Surplus
  27. Economic Freedom
  28. Economic Equity
  29. Goods
  30. Adam Smith
  31. Economic Growth
  32. Resource
  33. 1801
  34. Shortage
  35. Command Economy
  36. Comparative Advantage
  37. Economic Interdependence
  38. Coincidence of Wants
  39. Shortage