*Duncanmakes apoliticalcomment**Someonesays outflowswhen theyshould havesaid inflows*LittleyCapitalflightVerygoodLenderof lastresortWhatdo wethink?TaxharmonizationDeflationspiral*AnycommentaboutBelgium*FiscalpolicyForeigndirectinvestmentEurozonecrisisHoldyourfireEurodepreciationRealexchangerateTwindeficitsTradedeficit*Someoneguesseswhich way thecurve movesincorrectly*ShockLittleDMacroeconomicimbalancesBankingsectorreformRiskpremiumGlobalfinancialstabilityCapitalOutflowsBankingunionGulf ofAmericaGrossnationalproduct(GNP)ExogenousPrimarybudgetbalanceOpenMarketOperationsLiquiditytrapEndogenousStructuraladjustmentQuantitativeeasing (QE)EhhhhhToo bigto fail*Someonefails to mutethemselves*SaymoreMonetaryunionForeigncurrencyreservesBailoutNetexportsEuropeanCentralBank(ECB)RecessionarygapInterestratehikesPurchasingpowerTechRepBrexitSovereigndebtcrisisStagflationcrisisRealGDPBudgetsurplusEconomicintegrationSilverbulletEconomicgrowthThe1%IMFinterventionUnemploymentMumboJumboPublicsectorborrowingThanksPaulTheUkraineWar*Davisuses theraise handemoji*Fixedexchangerate*Callingsomeone outfor not doingthe reading*DebtrestructuringCreditdefaultswaps(CDS)Debt toGDPratioExport-ledgrowthY feWealthinequalityUnemploymentbenefitsRefusesto answera questionMonetarypolicyInflationtargetingTariffsNegativeinterestratesNoNominalexchangerateFiscalstimulusGDPBondyieldsThat'srightExchangeratemechanism(ERM)PoorcountriesBigYFinancialcontagionProtectionistpoliciesStructuralfiscalreformsAusteritySpeculative*Ketsia orDavis hasexperiencewith the EUor euro**Someoneguesseswhich way thecurve movescorrectly*EmbargoClosedeconomyTradeliberalizationCurrentAccountEconomicstagnationMovealong thecurve*Duncanmakes apoliticalcomment**Someonesays outflowswhen theyshould havesaid inflows*LittleyCapitalflightVerygoodLenderof lastresortWhatdo wethink?TaxharmonizationDeflationspiral*AnycommentaboutBelgium*FiscalpolicyForeigndirectinvestmentEurozonecrisisHoldyourfireEurodepreciationRealexchangerateTwindeficitsTradedeficit*Someoneguesseswhich way thecurve movesincorrectly*ShockLittleDMacroeconomicimbalancesBankingsectorreformRiskpremiumGlobalfinancialstabilityCapitalOutflowsBankingunionGulf ofAmericaGrossnationalproduct(GNP)ExogenousPrimarybudgetbalanceOpenMarketOperationsLiquiditytrapEndogenousStructuraladjustmentQuantitativeeasing (QE)EhhhhhToo bigto fail*Someonefails to mutethemselves*SaymoreMonetaryunionForeigncurrencyreservesBailoutNetexportsEuropeanCentralBank(ECB)RecessionarygapInterestratehikesPurchasingpowerTechRepBrexitSovereigndebtcrisisStagflationcrisisRealGDPBudgetsurplusEconomicintegrationSilverbulletEconomicgrowthThe1%IMFinterventionUnemploymentMumboJumboPublicsectorborrowingThanksPaulTheUkraineWar*Davisuses theraise handemoji*Fixedexchangerate*Callingsomeone outfor not doingthe reading*DebtrestructuringCreditdefaultswaps(CDS)Debt toGDPratioExport-ledgrowthY feWealthinequalityUnemploymentbenefitsRefusesto answera questionMonetarypolicyInflationtargetingTariffsNegativeinterestratesNoNominalexchangerateFiscalstimulusGDPBondyieldsThat'srightExchangeratemechanism(ERM)PoorcountriesBigYFinancialcontagionProtectionistpoliciesStructuralfiscalreformsAusteritySpeculative*Ketsia orDavis hasexperiencewith the EUor euro**Someoneguesseswhich way thecurve movescorrectly*EmbargoClosedeconomyTradeliberalizationCurrentAccountEconomicstagnationMovealong thecurve

GEM2 Snow Day 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. *Duncan makes a political comment*
  2. *Someone says outflows when they should have said inflows*
  3. Little y
  4. Capital flight
  5. Very good
  6. Lender of last resort
  7. What do we think?
  8. Tax harmonization
  9. Deflation spiral
  10. *Any comment about Belgium*
  11. Fiscal policy
  12. Foreign direct investment
  13. Eurozone crisis
  14. Hold your fire
  15. Euro depreciation
  16. Real exchange rate
  17. Twin deficits
  18. Trade deficit
  19. *Someone guesses which way the curve moves incorrectly*
  20. Shock
  21. Little D
  22. Macroeconomic imbalances
  23. Banking sector reform
  24. Risk premium
  25. Global financial stability
  26. Capital Outflows
  27. Banking union
  28. Gulf of America
  29. Gross national product (GNP)
  30. Exogenous
  31. Primary budget balance
  32. Open Market Operations
  33. Liquidity trap
  34. Endogenous
  35. Structural adjustment
  36. Quantitative easing (QE)
  37. Ehhhhh
  38. Too big to fail
  39. *Someone fails to mute themselves*
  40. Say more
  41. Monetary union
  42. Foreign currency reserves
  43. Bailout
  44. Net exports
  45. European Central Bank (ECB)
  46. Recessionary gap
  47. Interest rate hikes
  48. Purchasing power
  49. Tech Rep
  50. Brexit
  51. Sovereign debt crisis
  52. Stagflation crisis
  53. Real GDP
  54. Budget surplus
  55. Economic integration
  56. Silver bullet
  57. Economic growth
  58. The 1%
  59. IMF intervention
  60. Unemployment
  61. Mumbo Jumbo
  62. Public sector borrowing
  63. Thanks Paul
  64. The Ukraine War
  65. *Davis uses the raise hand emoji*
  66. Fixed exchange rate
  67. *Calling someone out for not doing the reading*
  68. Debt restructuring
  69. Credit default swaps (CDS)
  70. Debt to GDP ratio
  71. Export-led growth
  72. Y fe
  73. Wealth inequality
  74. Unemployment benefits
  75. Refuses to answer a question
  76. Monetary policy
  77. Inflation targeting
  78. Tariffs
  79. Negative interest rates
  80. No
  81. Nominal exchange rate
  82. Fiscal stimulus
  83. GDP
  84. Bond yields
  85. That's right
  86. Exchange rate mechanism (ERM)
  87. Poor countries
  88. Big Y
  89. Financial contagion
  90. Protectionist policies
  91. Structural fiscal reforms
  92. Austerity
  93. Speculative
  94. *Ketsia or Davis has experience with the EU or euro*
  95. *Someone guesses which way the curve moves correctly*
  96. Embargo
  97. Closed economy
  98. Trade liberalization
  99. Current Account
  100. Economic stagnation
  101. Move along the curve