BudgetDeficitIn a recessionwould thegovernmentincrease ordecreasetaxes?Indicators thatchange beforethe businesscycle changesPhase of thebusiness cyclewhere people startlosing jobs,consumerspending starts toslow downTaxesGovernmentSpendingFederalBudgetCyclicalUnemployomentTrough/DepressionThe governmentis spendingmore moneythan what theyare taking inDecreaseTaxesCongressPhase of thebusiness cyclewhere banks andmultiplebusinesses start toshut downRealGDPLaggingIndicatorFrictionalUnemploymentNominalGDPWho isresponsiblefor makingFiscal PolicyDecisions?FiscalPolicyWhen someone losestheir job because of achange in thebusiness cycle? Thisis what type ofunemployment?Peak/ProsperityTaxincreaseas incomeincreasesWhat type ofemployment iswhen someone isdone with highschool or collegeand is trying to finda job?DemandPullInflationIndicator thatchanges afterthe businesscyclechangesProgressiveTaxIn a inflation wouldthe governmenthave to increaseor decreasetaxes?IncreaseTaxesThegovernment istaking in moremoney thanwhat they arespendingTax onalcohol,tobaccoand gasPhase of thebusiness cyclewhere consumerspending starts topick back up andworkers are beinghired backFullEmploymentWould thegovernment haveto increase ordecreasespending duringan inflation?Phase of thebusiness cyclewhere there isfull employmentand GDP stopsrisingCoincidentIndicatorLeadingIndicatorInflation thatoccurs whenproducers raisetheir prices tomeet increasedcostGDPusingcurrentpricesExciseTaxGDPAdjustedforinflationDecreaseSpendingWhen only5% of theworkingforce iswithout a jobCostPushInflationWhere does thefederalgovernment getmost of itsrevenue from?Thegovernment'spolicy onspending andtaxationRecovery/ExpansionFederalIncomeTaxInflation thatoccurs whendemand for goodsand servicesexceeds existingsupplyWhat are thethree tools offiscal policy?Recession/ContractionIndicator thatchanges atthe same timethe businesscycle changesBudgetSurplusBudgetDeficitIn a recessionwould thegovernmentincrease ordecreasetaxes?Indicators thatchange beforethe businesscycle changesPhase of thebusiness cyclewhere people startlosing jobs,consumerspending starts toslow downTaxesGovernmentSpendingFederalBudgetCyclicalUnemployomentTrough/DepressionThe governmentis spendingmore moneythan what theyare taking inDecreaseTaxesCongressPhase of thebusiness cyclewhere banks andmultiplebusinesses start toshut downRealGDPLaggingIndicatorFrictionalUnemploymentNominalGDPWho isresponsiblefor makingFiscal PolicyDecisions?FiscalPolicyWhen someone losestheir job because of achange in thebusiness cycle? Thisis what type ofunemployment?Peak/ProsperityTaxincreaseas incomeincreasesWhat type ofemployment iswhen someone isdone with highschool or collegeand is trying to finda job?DemandPullInflationIndicator thatchanges afterthe businesscyclechangesProgressiveTaxIn a inflation wouldthe governmenthave to increaseor decreasetaxes?IncreaseTaxesThegovernment istaking in moremoney thanwhat they arespendingTax onalcohol,tobaccoand gasPhase of thebusiness cyclewhere consumerspending starts topick back up andworkers are beinghired backFullEmploymentWould thegovernment haveto increase ordecreasespending duringan inflation?Phase of thebusiness cyclewhere there isfull employmentand GDP stopsrisingCoincidentIndicatorLeadingIndicatorInflation thatoccurs whenproducers raisetheir prices tomeet increasedcostGDPusingcurrentpricesExciseTaxGDPAdjustedforinflationDecreaseSpendingWhen only5% of theworkingforce iswithout a jobCostPushInflationWhere does thefederalgovernment getmost of itsrevenue from?Thegovernment'spolicy onspending andtaxationRecovery/ExpansionFederalIncomeTaxInflation thatoccurs whendemand for goodsand servicesexceeds existingsupplyWhat are thethree tools offiscal policy?Recession/ContractionIndicator thatchanges atthe same timethe businesscycle changesBudgetSurplus

Business/Fiscal Test - 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. Budget Deficit
  2. In a recession would the government increase or decrease taxes?
  3. Indicators that change before the business cycle changes
  4. Phase of the business cycle where people start losing jobs, consumer spending starts to slow down
  5. Taxes Government Spending Federal Budget
  6. Cyclical Unemployoment
  7. Trough/Depression
  8. The government is spending more money than what they are taking in
  9. Decrease Taxes
  10. Congress
  11. Phase of the business cycle where banks and multiple businesses start to shut down
  12. Real GDP
  13. Lagging Indicator
  14. Frictional Unemployment
  15. Nominal GDP
  16. Who is responsible for making Fiscal Policy Decisions?
  17. Fiscal Policy
  18. When someone loses their job because of a change in the business cycle? This is what type of unemployment?
  19. Peak/Prosperity
  20. Tax increase as income increases
  21. What type of employment is when someone is done with high school or college and is trying to find a job?
  22. Demand Pull Inflation
  23. Indicator that changes after the business cycle changes
  24. Progressive Tax
  25. In a inflation would the government have to increase or decrease taxes?
  26. Increase Taxes
  27. The government is taking in more money than what they are spending
  28. Tax on alcohol, tobacco and gas
  29. Phase of the business cycle where consumer spending starts to pick back up and workers are being hired back
  30. Full Employment
  31. Would the government have to increase or decrease spending during an inflation?
  32. Phase of the business cycle where there is full employment and GDP stops rising
  33. Coincident Indicator
  34. Leading Indicator
  35. Inflation that occurs when producers raise their prices to meet increased cost
  36. GDP using current prices
  37. Excise Tax
  38. GDP Adjusted for inflation
  39. Decrease Spending
  40. When only 5% of the working force is without a job
  41. Cost Push Inflation
  42. Where does the federal government get most of its revenue from?
  43. The government's policy on spending and taxation
  44. Recovery/Expansion
  45. Federal Income Tax
  46. Inflation that occurs when demand for goods and services exceeds existing supply
  47. What are the three tools of fiscal policy?
  48. Recession/Contraction
  49. Indicator that changes at the same time the business cycle changes
  50. Budget Surplus