- Money itself is neither . . .
Your answer:
a reserve nor yours to keep
Dollar Cost Averaging (D.C.A.)
Caesar Complex
good nor bad
- A part of all you earn is _____. [Pay yourself (save) first.]
Your answer:
joneses
Dollar Cost Averaging (D.C.A.)
yours to keep
good nor bad
- Spend some money on yourself now, but also save some money for short term _____, and INVEST some for medium and long term goals.
Your answer:
budgeting
emergencies
reserve
pleasures
- Create a _____ for unexpected expenses
Your answer:
Caesar Complex
reserve
pleasures
budgeting
- Defer (put off) some little gratifications (______) for big ones later on.
Your answer:
joneses
pleasures
reserve
budgeting
- Don't try to "keep up with the ______"
Your answer:
Urlacher's
Joneses
pleasures
budgeting
- Avoid the ________. (I see, I want, I charge.)
Your answer:
joneses
yours to keep
emergencies
Caesar Complex
- The fun is in the building, ______, planning and saving. (Not necessarily in the immediate posession of "things".)
Your answer:
reserve
pleasures
caesar complex
budgeting
- Use Credit Cards _____.
Your answer:
infrequently
reserves
emergencies
D.C.A.
- Build by using the Magic of Compounding, S.L.Y. investing, and _____.
Your answer:
reserve
Dollar Cost Averaging (D.C.A.)
budgeting
Caesar Complex
- Money is the root of all evil.
Your answer:
True
False
- A person can open a Swiss Bank Account with less than $100.
Your answer:
False
True
- "Bohemian Buying" includes asking yourself, "Is it a need or a want?" and "Is it a good price?" BEFORE buying. (Note: the author's children are 1/4 bohemian, obviously, we're not putting down bohemians.)
Your answer:
False
True
- It takes a lot of money to make money.
Your answer:
False
True
- You should always borrow money to buy things that depreciate (go down in value).
Your answer:
True
False
- You can invest in a money market fund with less than $100.
Your answer:
False
True
- You can start buying stocks in a Mutual Fund with less than $100.
Your answer:
False
True
- You can start buying gold with just $100.
Your answer:
True
False
- The Best way to save is to pay all your bills and then try to save what is left.
Your answer:
False, Pay Yourself First.
True, you'll save more.
- There are three ways to have more money, (1) make more, (2) spend less, and (3) put your money to work FOR YOU.
Your answer:
False
True
- The Dollar Value of all goods and services produced within a country in one year's time is called the . . .
Your answer:
Gross Domestic Product
Productive Services
Income Payments
Buying Bonds
- Consumer Expenditures + Business Investments + Government Spending + Net Foreign Trade = ________.
Your answer:
Income Payments
Gross Domestic Product
Productive Services
Gov. spending for roads, defense, etc.
- Your time + Knowledge + skill and/or physical labor are called . . .
Your answer:
exports
productive services
income payments
imports
- For the following questions - You may want to copy & paste the Cirular Flow diagram into a word document and print it out. That way you won't have to keep scrolling back & forth to see the chart. (The blank diagram is also on the second page of www.ShowYourClass.com) The completed diagram is on page 14 of Greenstuff: The Money Book. QUESTION - Letter "D" in the diagram is ...
Links to reference material:
CIRCULAR FLOW DIAGRAM (Blank)
Your answer:
Consumer
Producer
Government
Federal Reserve
- Wages, Profits, Rents, Interest, and Dividends are called . . .
Your answer:
Government spending for Social Security, Welfare, etc.
Productive Services
Income Payments
Gross Domestic Product
- "J" in the circular flow diagram is...
Your answer:
Producer
Consumer
Governent
Foreign Trade
- "A" in the circular flow diagram is...
Your answer:
Federal Reserve
Government
Producer
Consumer
- "I" in the circular flow diagram is...
Your answer:
Producer
Government
Consumer
Federal Reserve
- "O" in the circular flow diagram is...
Your answer:
Government
Foreign Trade
Consumer
Producer
- "K" and "L" are the two most important parts of the circular flow. "L" is ...
Your answer:
Productive Services (Time, Knowledge, Skill, and/or Physical Labor)
Consumer Expenditures
Consumer Goods and Services
Income Payments (Wages, Profits, Rents, Interest, and Dividends)
- "K" in the circular flow diagram is...
Your answer:
Productive Services (Time, Knowledge, Skill, and/or Physical Labor)
Consumer Expenditures
Income Payments (Wages, Profits, Rents, Interest, and/or Dividends)
Consumer Goods & Services
- "B" in the circular flow diagram is...
Your answer:
Sells bonds
exports
Buys bonds
imports
- "C" in the circular flow diagram is...
Your answer:
Business taxes
Personal taxes
Buys bonds
Sells bonds
- "F" in the circular flow diagram is...
Your answer:
Government spending for roads and defense
Personal taxes
Government spending for welfare and social security
Business taxes
- "H" in the circular flow diagram is...
Your answer:
Government spending for welfare and social security
Government spending for defense and roads
Consumer Expenditures
Consumer goods and services
- "M" in the circular flow diagram is...
Your answer:
Consumer goods and services
Income payments
Productive services
Consumer expenditures
- "N" in the circular flow diagram is...
Your answer:
Producer
Consumer
Consumer expenditures
Consumer goods and services
- "P" in the circular flow diagram is...
Your answer:
Imports
Sells bonds
Exports
Buys bonds
- "Q" in the circular flow diagram is...
Your answer:
Imports
Productive services
Exports
Income payments
- Review page 14 in Greenstuff: The Money Book. "G" in the circular flow diagram is...
Your answer:
Personal taxes
Sells bonds
Business taxes
Buys bonds