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Question | Answer |
Inventor of the telephone | Alexander Graham Bell |
Inventor of the electric light bulb | Thomas Edison |
Inventor of the airplane | Wright Brothers |
Had a monopoly on the oil industry | John Rockefeller |
Had a monopoly on the steel industry | Andrew Carnegie |
Had a monopoly on the railroad industry | JP Morgan |
Used the assembly line to mass produce automobiles | Henry Ford |
Taught black farmers how to raise better crops | George Washington Carver |
Person who starts a business hoping to make a profit | entrepreneur |
To have complete control of an industry | monopoly |
Method of production in which a product rolls past the workers and each does a specialized job | assembly line |
Time in history in which new inventions led to new industries | Industrial Revolution |
Good that one country buys from another | import |
People who work | human resources |
Person who buys and uses good and services | consumer |
Money, tools and machines used to produce goods | capital resources |
Economic system in which people are free to start their own businesses and own property | free enterprise |
To do one job well | specialization |
Resources found in nature | natural resources |
Value of what must be given up | opportunity cost |
People who make goods | producers |
When a product is easy to get | surplus |
Amount of product available to buy | supply |
Good that one country sells to another | export |
Things people do for others | services |
Amount of product that people are willing to buy | demand |
Total amount of things a group of people can make | productive capacity |
Items people make and use | goods |
Person who buys goods or services | consumer |