chapter 23

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Paola-De-La-Rosa  on May 23, 2012

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civics and economics

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chapter 23

private goods
goods that can only be consumed one time
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private goods goods that can only be consumed one time
exclusion principle person must pay to consume
public goods products that can be used many times
non-exclusion principle not excluded because you do not pay
externality unintended side effect of an action
negative to the people in an area
monopoly sole provider of goods and services with no competition
Anti-Trust laws laws to prevent monopolies, promote competition
SHERMAN ANTI TRUST ACT OF 1890
Morger combination of two or more companies, may be stopped by federal government (FTC) if monopoly may occur
Natural Monopoly situation where prices are lower by having a single firm offer services (electric power,phone lines cable etc) No take advantage of monopoly situation
Recall pull unsafe product off market, may make repairs for free
Federal Regulatory Agencies Part of executive Branch
EPA Environment Protection Agency
EEOC Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
FAA Federal Aviation Administration
FCC Federal Communication Commission
FERC Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
FTC Federal trade commission
FDA Food & Drug Administration
NLRB National Labor Relations Board
OSHA Ocupational Safety & Health Administration
SEC Securities & Exchange Commission
Real GDP measure of GDP after inflation figured in (general increase in pries over time).
Business Cycle graph of economy in alternating periods of growth
Expansion Real GDP goes up and decline
Contraction/ Recession real GDP goes down for at lest 6 months
Peak highest point, through = lowest point
Civilian Labor force number of civilian working or looking for work
Unemployment rate % of civilian labor force not working
fiscal policy changes in gov't spending or taxing, done to boost economy; get out of debt decreases unemployment etc.
Consumer Price Index Gov't samples prices to track inflation
Divided share of a corporation's profits distributed to stockholders.
capitalgain when stock can be sold for more than cost to invest
Stock Market specific location where shares are brought and sold,
bull market stock prices expected to rise
bear market stock prices expected to fall
Food stamps Gov't coupons to purchase food items
WIC program Women Infants Children Women Infants Children= help with nutrition & health care needs for low income families.
worfare welfare programs that require work to receive benefits
progressive income tax higher income families pay a higher rate ($50,000 may pay 28%, $100,000 may pay 40% etc).
regnessive tax also different from flat/proportional tax everyone pays the same rate
EITC- Earned Income Tax Credit for low income families.

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