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a person who buys goods and services
producer
trade-off
demand
consumer
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the price set for g/s in the marketplace, where demand and supply are balanced
surplus
equilibrium price
shortage
market
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a person or business that provides goods and services
supply
producer
production
consumer
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the basic problem faced by people and nations alike is ________
where to vacation
scarcity
surplus
socialism
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situation in which the supply of the good/service available is less than the demand for it
surplus
competition
command
shortage
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the amount of a good/service that producers are willing and able to see over a range of prices
demand
producer
consumer
supply
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The US economy is called a
traditional economy
command economy
mixed market economy
market economy
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efforts by different businesses to sell the same good or service
management
equilibrium price
surplus
competition
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location or arrangement that allows buyers/sellers to get together and buy/sell certain product
competition
societies
stock
market
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a market economy that has elements of command and traditional
command economy
traditional economy
market economy
mixed market economy
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econ. system in which economic decisions are based on customs or habits
mixed economy
market economy
traditional economy
command economy
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econ. system in which individuals and businesses.own all resources, make economic decisions
market economy
traditional economy
mixed economy
command economy
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econ. system in which the gov't makes the major economic decisions
mixed market economy
traditional economy
market economy
command economy
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situation in which the amount of a good/service supplied by producers is greater than demanded
equilibrium
surplus
market
shortage
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the amount of a good or a service consumers are willing/able to buy
demand
production
market
supply