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Fiscal
Policy
Business
Structures
Globalization
Investing
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Monetary
Policy
Monetary policy is controlled
by this central body
A 100
The Federal Reserve
A 100
Over time money loses its
value. This concept is known
as what?
A 200
Inflation
A 200
School of economic thought
that promotes a “hands-off”
approach to the economy. It
will correct itself.
A 300
Classical Economics
A 300
The three “tools” of monetary
policy
A 400
Reserve Requirements,
Interest Rates, Buying/
Selling Gov’t Bonds
A 400
School of economic thought:
Spend your way out of a
deficit, raise taxes when the
economy is solid again
A 500
Keynesian Economics
A 500
Fiscal policy that results in a
growing economy
B 100
Expansionary Policy
B 100
Policy that is used to slow
down an economy
B 200
Contractionary Policy
B 200
The tax rate remains constant
even as income increases
B 300
Proportional taxes
B 300
Tax rate increases as income
levels increase
B 400
Progressive Taxes
B 400
There are few of this type of
tax in the world but many
excise taxes, like sales tax,
act as one.
B 500
Regressive Tax
B 500
A business that has one
owner/ operator
C 100
Sole Proprietership
C 100
Small businesses (few
owners, less than 20
employees) account for
roughly this percentage of the
businesses in America
C 200
75%-80%
C 200
Term applied to a partnership
where all the partners are
limited partners. They are
only liable for their own
actions.
C 300
Limited Liability Partnership
C 300
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DOUBLE
C 400
A semi-independent business,
you pay a fee to a parent
company
C 400
Franchise
C 400
Corporations make up only
20% of the businesses in
America, but they make up
roughly this much of the sales
nationwide.
C 500
90%
C 500
Define Globalization
D 100
The growing interdependence
between nations’ economies
D 100
A company that may be based
in one country but has a
presence in many others
D 200
Multinational Corporation
D 200
NAFTA
D 300
North American Free Trade
Agreement
D 300
Policy that uses tariffs and
import barriers to save native
businesses/ industries
D 400
Protectionism
D 400
International organization
that monitors and exchange
rates and aides in
international trade
D 500
International Monetary Fund
D 500
A certificate that means you
own one share in that
company
E 100
Stock
E 100
A security that is made up of
various stocks, bonds and
other investments
E 200
Mutual Fund
E 200
The ability to convert your
investment to cash
E 300
Liquidity
E 300
Type of risk: Your investment
may be growing slower than
the rate of inflation
E 400
Inflation Rate Risk
E 400
While you are invested in one
thing, a better investment
may come along that you
miss out on
E 500
Time Risk
E 500
“Hey Bartdude!”
F 100
Otto Manz
F 100
“They’re not saying Boo, they’re
saying Boooo-urns.”
F 200
Wayland Smithers
F 200
“I’m Idaho!”
F 300
Ralph Wiggum
F 300
“Oh Puppy-goo-goo fetch me
a dream.”
F 400
Millhouse Van Houtten
F 400
“I’m in jail for a crime I
didn’t even commit! Ha!
Attempted murder. Do they
give the Nobel Prize for
attempted chemistry?”
F 500
Sideshow Bob
F 500
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