Georgia Third Grade Economics

NEED=you must have to survive. WANT=you do not need but would like it. An IPAD is__________

Goods that are produced or used to make goods and servides are what type of resource?

An exchange of a good or service for a good or service is called _________.

Producers sell _______________ and services.

Money used in a country is called _________.

People working to provide goods and services are what type of resource?

NEED=you must have to survive. WANT=you do not need but would like it. SHELTER is__________

A consumer ______________________

I buy toys from Toys R Us. Who am I?

The people with the ides are what type of resource?

A plan for using money is called a/an ______________

Which of the following is a natural resource?

Things from earth that people can use (land, water, fruit, etc) are what type of resource?

I go to the laundry mat and use the washer and dryer. Who am I?

I grew corn to be sold at a vegetable stand. Who am I?

NEED=you must have to survive. WANT=you do not need but would like it. WATER is__________

NEED=you must have to survive. WANT=you do not need but would like it. A PET is__________

I just got done making fresh bread to sell at the farmers market. Who am I?

NEED=you must have to survive. WANT=you do not need but would like it. CANDY is__________

NEED=you must have to survive. WANT=you do not need but would like it. ICE CREAM is__________

Something that a country sells to another country is called a/an ______________

What do taxes pay for?

Capital, natural, human and entrepreneurship are all types of ____________

NEED=you must have to survive. WANT=you do not need but would like it. FOOD is__________

The government provides any service. Where does the money come from to pay for these services?

What is another name for products that can be bought and sold?

The price of a thing depends on supply and ____________.

Which is a job that provides services?

NEED=you must have to survive. WANT=you do not need but would like it. AIR is__________

There are 50 games. 70 people want them. They become sold out. What is this an example of?