Itdecreasesthe amount of asomething that abusiness iswilling and ableto provideThe amountof a goodthat isproducedWheresupply =demandThe ability of acountry to producea good or service ata lower opportunitycost than anothercountryA visualrepresentation ofthe flows of goods,services, andmoney in a marketeconomy.Total value ofgoods/servicesproduced by acountryadjusted forinflation.The nextbestoptionthe total value ofgoods/servicesproduced by acountry in a givenyear withoutadjusting forinflationThe economicprinciple thatstates that theprice andquantity of agood or serviceGraph that isused to showopportunity costbetweenproducing 2thingsInflationThere is adecrease inthe quantityor quality ofits resourcesUnemploymentrateUnemployedThere is atechnologicaladvancement thatallows for moreproduction of agoodabsoluteadvantageIt shiftsrightTheamountwanted byconsumersItincreasesIt forcesthem tochoose onething oranothera measure of theaverage price of abasket of goodsconsumed byhouseholdsIt shiftsleftThe problemof havingunlimitedwants but notresourcesItdecreasesthe amount of asomething that abusiness iswilling and ableto provideThe amountof a goodthat isproducedWheresupply =demandThe ability of acountry to producea good or service ata lower opportunitycost than anothercountryA visualrepresentation ofthe flows of goods,services, andmoney in a marketeconomy.Total value ofgoods/servicesproduced by acountryadjusted forinflation.The nextbestoptionthe total value ofgoods/servicesproduced by acountry in a givenyear withoutadjusting forinflationThe economicprinciple thatstates that theprice andquantity of agood or serviceGraph that isused to showopportunity costbetweenproducing 2thingsInflationThere is adecrease inthe quantityor quality ofits resourcesUnemploymentrateUnemployedThere is atechnologicaladvancement thatallows for moreproduction of agoodabsoluteadvantageIt shiftsrightTheamountwanted byconsumersItincreasesIt forcesthem tochoose onething oranothera measure of theaverage price of abasket of goodsconsumed byhouseholdsIt shiftsleftThe problemof havingunlimitedwants but notresources

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. It decreases
  2. the amount of a something that a business is willing and able to provide
  3. The amount of a good that is produced
  4. Where supply = demand
  5. The ability of a country to produce a good or service at a lower opportunity cost than another country
  6. A visual representation of the flows of goods, services, and money in a market economy.
  7. Total value of goods/services produced by a country adjusted for inflation.
  8. The next best option
  9. the total value of goods/services produced by a country in a given year without adjusting for inflation
  10. The economic principle that states that the price and quantity of a good or service
  11. Graph that is used to show opportunity cost between producing 2 things
  12. Inflation
  13. There is a decrease in the quantity or quality of its resources
  14. Unemployment rate
  15. Unemployed
  16. There is a technological advancement that allows for more production of a good
  17. absolute advantage
  18. It shifts right
  19. The amount wanted by consumers
  20. It increases
  21. It forces them to choose one thing or another
  22. a measure of the average price of a basket of goods consumed by households
  23. It shifts left
  24. The problem of having unlimited wants but not resources