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the 3 economic roles
worker, consumer, citizen
4 consumer rights
safety, to be informed, to choose, to be heard
federal laws are also called
statutes
who coordinates all the federal agencies that protect consumers
US office of consumer affairs
name the four types of economic systems
traditional, command, capitalist, mixed
which economic system does the US have
mixed
what are the (3) roles for the government in the economy
regulating business, providing services, redistributing income
four examples of resources
land, labor, capital, technology
the five characteristics of the American Economy
Government’s role, free enterprise, freedom of choice, private property, competition
the two kinds of inflation
demand pull (people want to buy more so cost increases) | cost-push (higher cost to make things make prices higher)
GDP stands for
gross domestic product
four groups that help determine the CPI
food, house, clothes, transportation
the two categories of income
personal, disposable
another name for the negative balance of trade
trade deficit
what do we call when we compare what the dollar is worth in another country
exchange rate
what inflation are we experiencing right now and why
cost push: high housing costs
the tasks (3) that the governments do on all levels
provide public services, regulate business, redistribute income
in the US we pay taxes on what two identification principles?
benefit principle, ability to pay principle
Name the three types of tax rate principles in the US
proportional, progressive, regressive
what are the two payment principles in the US
direct and indirect tax
example of direct tax
income tax
example of indirect tax
sales tax
four types of taxes in the US
sales, property, excise, social security tax
the government spends ¾ each dollar on what
human resources (unemployment, welfare)
states spend 1/3 each dollar on
education
two reasons why nations trade
acquiring resources, benefiting economically
positive benefits of foreign trade
foreign specialties, lower prices, improved quality
three negative benefits on foreign trade
trade deficit unemployment, poor quality
people who want to limit foreign trade
protectionists
three ways to limit foreign imports
tariffs, quotas, embargoes
the three types of tariffs the US has
punitive (penalize countries)
revenue (put on foreign goods to make profit)
protective (stop foreign competition)
examples of the three tax rate principles
proportional: sales tax
progressive: federal income tax
regressive: property tax
the first tax form you fill out when you get hired at a job
w-4
what tax form does your work send you to fill out your taxes
1040