AbsoluteAdvantageWhen onecountry canoverall makemore goodsthan anotherDepreciationWhen acurrencybecomes lessvaluable inrelation toanotherTradeSurplusWhen acountryexports morethan itimportsTradeBlocsGroups ofcountries whoagree to freetrade witheach otherHartsfield-JacksonInternationalAirportLocated inAtlanta, theworld'sbusiestairportNortheastInlandPortLand portlocated inCrandall,GeorgiaSubsidiesGovernmentfinancialsupport ofdomesticindustriesASEANGroup ofAsiancountrieswith freetradeI-20East-Westinterstate thatruns fromAugusta toTallapoosawithin GeorgiaTradeBarriersSomethingthat stopstrade ormakes itharderI-85North-Southinterstate that runsfrom Lake Hartwellto West Point withinGeorgia; runsthrough Atlanta andAugusta.I-75North-Southinterstate that runsfrom Rossville toLake Park withinGeorgia; runsthrough Atlanta,Macon, and Valdosta.Port ofSavannahGeorgia'slargestsea portAppreciationWhen acurrencybecomes morevaluable inrelation toanotherStandardsRules orregulationsimported goodsmust follow tobe allowed intoa countryMultinationalCorporationCorporationthat operatesin multiplecountries.CurrencyThe formof moneya countryusesTariffTax onimportedgoodsPort ofBrunswickGeorgia'ssecondlargestsea portEmbargoTotal ban ontrade with acountry, usuallyfor politicalreasonsTradeDeficitWhen acountryimports morethan itexportsExchangeRatesHow much acurrency isworth inrelation toanotherBalanceofTradeWhen acountry'sexports andimports areequalPurchasingPowerHow much aunit of acountry'scurrency canbuyQuotaNumericallimit onimportedgoodsComparativeAdvantageWhen onecountry has alower opportunitycost producingparticular goodsthan anotherEuropeanUnionGroup ofEuropeancountries withfree trade andcommoncurrency (Euro)TradeExchangeof goodsbetweencountriesUSMCAFree tradegroupincluding theUSA, Mexico,and CanadaI-95North-Southinterstate that runsfrom PortWentworth toKingsland; runsthrough Savannahand Brunswick.FreeTradeAbility toexchangegoods withno barriersAbsoluteAdvantageWhen onecountry canoverall makemore goodsthan anotherDepreciationWhen acurrencybecomes lessvaluable inrelation toanotherTradeSurplusWhen acountryexports morethan itimportsTradeBlocsGroups ofcountries whoagree to freetrade witheach otherHartsfield-JacksonInternationalAirportLocated inAtlanta, theworld'sbusiestairportNortheastInlandPortLand portlocated inCrandall,GeorgiaSubsidiesGovernmentfinancialsupport ofdomesticindustriesASEANGroup ofAsiancountrieswith freetradeI-20East-Westinterstate thatruns fromAugusta toTallapoosawithin GeorgiaTradeBarriersSomethingthat stopstrade ormakes itharderI-85North-Southinterstate that runsfrom Lake Hartwellto West Point withinGeorgia; runsthrough Atlanta andAugusta.I-75North-Southinterstate that runsfrom Rossville toLake Park withinGeorgia; runsthrough Atlanta,Macon, and Valdosta.Port ofSavannahGeorgia'slargestsea portAppreciationWhen acurrencybecomes morevaluable inrelation toanotherStandardsRules orregulationsimported goodsmust follow tobe allowed intoa countryMultinationalCorporationCorporationthat operatesin multiplecountries.CurrencyThe formof moneya countryusesTariffTax onimportedgoodsPort ofBrunswickGeorgia'ssecondlargestsea portEmbargoTotal ban ontrade with acountry, usuallyfor politicalreasonsTradeDeficitWhen acountryimports morethan itexportsExchangeRatesHow much acurrency isworth inrelation toanotherBalanceofTradeWhen acountry'sexports andimports areequalPurchasingPowerHow much aunit of acountry'scurrency canbuyQuotaNumericallimit onimportedgoodsComparativeAdvantageWhen onecountry has alower opportunitycost producingparticular goodsthan anotherEuropeanUnionGroup ofEuropeancountries withfree trade andcommoncurrency (Euro)TradeExchangeof goodsbetweencountriesUSMCAFree tradegroupincluding theUSA, Mexico,and CanadaI-95North-Southinterstate that runsfrom PortWentworth toKingsland; runsthrough Savannahand Brunswick.FreeTradeAbility toexchangegoods withno barriers

International Economics - 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. When one country can overall make more goods than another
    Absolute Advantage
  2. When a currency becomes less valuable in relation to another
    Depreciation
  3. When a country exports more than it imports
    Trade Surplus
  4. Groups of countries who agree to free trade with each other
    Trade Blocs
  5. Located in Atlanta, the world's busiest airport
    Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport
  6. Land port located in Crandall, Georgia
    Northeast Inland Port
  7. Government financial support of domestic industries
    Subsidies
  8. Group of Asian countries with free trade
    ASEAN
  9. East-West interstate that runs from Augusta to Tallapoosa within Georgia
    I-20
  10. Something that stops trade or makes it harder
    Trade Barriers
  11. North-South interstate that runs from Lake Hartwell to West Point within Georgia; runs through Atlanta and Augusta.
    I-85
  12. North-South interstate that runs from Rossville to Lake Park within Georgia; runs through Atlanta, Macon, and Valdosta.
    I-75
  13. Georgia's largest sea port
    Port of Savannah
  14. When a currency becomes more valuable in relation to another
    Appreciation
  15. Rules or regulations imported goods must follow to be allowed into a country
    Standards
  16. Corporation that operates in multiple countries.
    Multinational Corporation
  17. The form of money a country uses
    Currency
  18. Tax on imported goods
    Tariff
  19. Georgia's second largest sea port
    Port of Brunswick
  20. Total ban on trade with a country, usually for political reasons
    Embargo
  21. When a country imports more than it exports
    Trade Deficit
  22. How much a currency is worth in relation to another
    Exchange Rates
  23. When a country's exports and imports are equal
    Balance of Trade
  24. How much a unit of a country's currency can buy
    Purchasing Power
  25. Numerical limit on imported goods
    Quota
  26. When one country has a lower opportunity cost producing particular goods than another
    Comparative Advantage
  27. Group of European countries with free trade and common currency (Euro)
    European Union
  28. Exchange of goods between countries
    Trade
  29. Free trade group including the USA, Mexico, and Canada
    USMCA
  30. North-South interstate that runs from Port Wentworth to Kingsland; runs through Savannah and Brunswick.
    I-95
  31. Ability to exchange goods with no barriers
    Free Trade