5 Written Questions

1. People are willing to pay more for certain valued item
2. Internal Revenue Service
3. Retirement fund
4. Investment by a company not an individual
5. 2 companies join forces

5 Matching Questions

1. Checking Account
2. Interest Rates
3. Black Market
4. Embezzlement
5. Bull Market

1. a Bank account that checks can be drawn against
2. b Trade in illegal goods
3. c Stocks are strong
4. d Stealing from one's company or business
5. e Percent added on to a loan

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. The less of something there is and the more people want it the higher the price goes
   1. Mutual Fund
   2. Bull Market
   3. Money Laundering
   4. Supply and Demand
2. Stocks are shaky
   1. Black Market
   2. Bear Market
   3. Barter
   4. Bull Market
3. One company buys out all competition
   1. Monopoly
   2. Bonds
   3. Merger
   4. Stocks
4. Partial ownership of a company
   1. CD
   2. Bonds
   3. Stocks
   4. IRS
5. Hiding illegally gained money
   1. Merger
   2. Money Laundering
   3. Elasticity
   4. Trust Fund

5 True/False Questions

1. Bonds → Partial ownership of a company

   True        False

2. Subsidies → Government issued funds usually paid to farmers using tax dollars

   True        False

3. Mortgage Payment → Stealing from one's company or business

   True        False

4. Vertical Growth/Integration → Combination of a company with 2 or more stages of production controlled by separate companies

   True        False

5. Savings Account → Bank account that checks can be drawn against

   True        False