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Economics

The study of how people make, exchange, and use goods and services.

Consumers

Those who buy and use goods and services

Producers

Those who make and sell goods and services

Goods

Products such as food, clothing, and housing

Services

Products such as food, clothing, and housing

Capitol

Accumulated goods and wealth, such as oil and bonds

Resources

Things which are scarce and are used in making or producing goods

Scarcity

Limited ammount, inability of our existing resources to meet our unlimited wants

Profit

Extra money that is made after all expenses are paid

Inflation

Rising prices

Recession

Period of reduced economic activity

Imports

Goods brought into a country

Exports

Goods sent out of a country

Surplus

More than you need, sell more than you buy

Supply and Demand

How much of a good or service and/or the demand of the good or service decides the price

Deficit

Not enough, sell less than you buy

Tariff

Special tax on imports

Currency

The money a country uses

Exchange Rate

The rate that you pay for a good, service or resource

Quota

A restriction on the number of goods imported

Embargo

A blockade

Globalization

Spread of ideas, production, and people around the world

Interdependence

Reliance of each nation on selling and buying goods and services from other nations

Protectionism

Use or tariffs, quotas, blockades, and other policies to protect the US producers from foreign competition

Traditional Economy

Economic system based on custom and tradition

Subsistence

Minimum needed for survival

Market Economy

Economic system based on supply and demand

Command Economy

Economic system in which the government decides what to produce

Mixed Economy

Economic system which blends two or three types of basic economic systems