chapter 11

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  1. competition

  2. rewarding of hard work

  3. encouraging entrepreneurship

  4. ability to save

  5. little government control

  6. encouraging inventions

list the causes for economic success. (there are 6)

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  1. business cycles

  2. inflation of money and prices 

  3. unforgiving system

list the complaints about the free market. (there are 3)

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total factor productivity (TFP)

output per unit of all production units

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sole proprietorship

simplest form of business organization; has 1 owner

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partnership 

2 or more owners

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corporation

legal construct owned by shareholders

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limited liability company (LLC)

combines a partnership and a corporation

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business cycle

changes in levels of economic activity over time

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expansion

AKA “the boom”

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GDP (gross domestic product) 

value of all finished goods and services produced within a country during a year’s time

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GNP 

value of finished goods and services produced by a nation’s citizens during a year’s time

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peak

the highest point of the expansion

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recession

period of economic decline; GDP is low for 2 months or longer

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trough 

the lowest point

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depression

an especially severe recession

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demand-pull inflation

demand becomes greater than supply resulting in shortages

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cost-push inflation

production cost increases, so product price increases

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consumer price index (CPI)

the most used tool to measure inflation

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base period 

time period that has been chosen when the prices of goods are set to 100%

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1982-1984 

fill in the blank 

base period is currently ______-_______ (CPI is compared to the base period) 

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stagflation

high levels of inflation combined with high unemployment

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stagnancy

fill in the blank

stagflation results in _________ of production

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supply-side economics 

cutting taxes to make more money available for savings, R&D, hiring new employees, etc.

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SSE

implemented by Ronald Reagan

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ronald reagan

fill in the blank

the SSE was implemented by _____ _______

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  • selfishness 

  • envy 

these are the two main criticisms of a free market economy. 

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greedy

fill in the blank

it is not _______ to try to better oneself economically 

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profit

fill in the blank

people who produce for ______ are people who benefit society as a whole

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success 

fill in the blank 

the pursuit of _______ can be carried too far

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envy

fill in the blank

people in a free market nation can also be prone to ____ the success of others

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budget 

a spending plan that ensures you can pay for the things you need

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  1. net income

  2. Lord’s work

  3. savings

  4. living expenses for each month

  5. balanced budget

  6. budget

fill in the blank

creating a budget:

  1. Know your ___ _______ 

  2. Set aside money for the ______ _____ 

  3. Set aside money for _______

  4. Determine your ______ _________ ___ _____ _____

  5. _______ _______: income equals expenses 

  6. Stick to your _______

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balanced budget

income equals expenses

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  1. Housing 

  2. Food and Groceries

  3. Loans 

  4. Personal Care Items 

  5. Education

  6. Insurance 

  7. Vehicle 

  8. Clothing 

  9. Cell phone / internet / TV

  10. Gifts 

  11. Travel 

  12. Miscellaneous

list some examples of balanced budget. (there are 12 that were given…)

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will

how an estate is to be divided among people or organizations

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living will

directs a health care professional what to do should a person become incapacitated

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health care power of attorney 

makes health care decisions for an individual if the person becomes incapacitated and is not able to make a decision for themselves

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financial power of attorney 

gives someone else the right to make financial decisions for a person and control his finances when he can’t for himself