EntrepreneurA person whostarts, organizesand operates abrand newbusiness orbusinesses.A system ofchanging onetype of currencyto anotherbetween twocountries.HumanCapitalOne countryannounces thatit will no longeror stop tradewithanother country.CurrencyThe factories,machines, andtechnology thatpeople useto make otheritems for buyingand selling.EmbargoA product a countrymakes that is best andthat are indemand on the worldmarket is a way to builda profitable economy andto earn money to buyitems that cannot bemade locally.TariffGrossDomesticProductSomething that isused as a medium ofexchange or trade,each country tends tohave their own ofthis, for example: adollar.ExportCapitalGoodsSpecializationLimiting theamount offoreign goodsthat can comeinto acountry.The total valueof all goods andservicesproduced by acountry in asingle year.the amount ofcitizens who can readand write within acountry, usuallyrepresented througha percentageEconomyThe way a countrymanages its moneyand resources (suchasworkers and land) toproduce, buy, andsell goods andservices.QuotaInvestmentExchangeRateImporta country’sGDP dividedby thepopulationamountproducts a countrysells, this is agood EXITING thecountry to betraded or providemoney in return.A tax placed ongoods when theyare brought(imported) into onecountry fromanother country.products acountry buys,this is a goodENTERING thecountryto be used.GrossDomesticProductPer CapitaLiteracyRateEntrepreneurA person whostarts, organizesand operates abrand newbusiness orbusinesses.A system ofchanging onetype of currencyto anotherbetween twocountries.HumanCapitalOne countryannounces thatit will no longeror stop tradewithanother country.CurrencyThe factories,machines, andtechnology thatpeople useto make otheritems for buyingand selling.EmbargoA product a countrymakes that is best andthat are indemand on the worldmarket is a way to builda profitable economy andto earn money to buyitems that cannot bemade locally.TariffGrossDomesticProductSomething that isused as a medium ofexchange or trade,each country tends tohave their own ofthis, for example: adollar.ExportCapitalGoodsSpecializationLimiting theamount offoreign goodsthat can comeinto acountry.The total valueof all goods andservicesproduced by acountry in asingle year.the amount ofcitizens who can readand write within acountry, usuallyrepresented througha percentageEconomyThe way a countrymanages its moneyand resources (suchasworkers and land) toproduce, buy, andsell goods andservices.QuotaInvestmentExchangeRateImporta country’sGDP dividedby thepopulationamountproducts a countrysells, this is agood EXITING thecountry to betraded or providemoney in return.A tax placed ongoods when theyare brought(imported) into onecountry fromanother country.products acountry buys,this is a goodENTERING thecountryto be used.GrossDomesticProductPer CapitaLiteracyRate

Unit 3: Impact of Oil and the Economy of Southwest Asia Vocabulary - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. G-Entrepreneur
  2. G-A person who starts, organizes and operates a brand new business or businesses.
  3. N-A system of changing one type of currency to another between two countries.
  4. N-Human Capital
  5. G-One country announces that it will no longer or stop trade with another country.
  6. B-Currency
  7. G-The factories, machines, and technology that people use to make other items for buying and selling.
  8. N-Embargo
  9. I-A product a country makes that is best and that are in demand on the world market is a way to build a profitable economy and to earn money to buy items that cannot be made locally.
  10. N-Tariff
  11. I-Gross Domestic Product
  12. B-Something that is used as a medium of exchange or trade, each country tends to have their own of this, for example: a dollar.
  13. G-Export
  14. I-Capital Goods
  15. I-Specialization
  16. G-Limiting the amount of foreign goods that can come into a country.
  17. I-The total value of all goods and services produced by a country in a single year.
  18. I-the amount of citizens who can read and write within a country, usually represented through a percentage
  19. I-Economy
  20. N-The way a country manages its money and resources (such as workers and land) to produce, buy, and sell goods and services.
  21. B-Quota
  22. G-Investment
  23. B-Exchange Rate
  24. N-Import
  25. N-a country’s GDP divided by the population amount
  26. N-products a country sells, this is a good EXITING the country to be traded or provide money in return.
  27. B-A tax placed on goods when they are brought (imported) into one country from another country.
  28. B-products a country buys, this is a good ENTERING the country to be used.
  29. B-Gross Domestic Product Per Capita
  30. G-Literacy Rate