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6th Social Studies Economics
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6th Social Studies Economics
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1. Equal Share

2. resource allocation

3. Brute Force

4. What is meant by intended and unintended consequences

5. Queuing

6. shortage

7. Random selection

8. Capital Goods

9. multinational corporation

10. As supply goes down, what happens to prices?

11. globalization

12. self-sufficient

13. OUTPUTS

14. Natural Resources

15. Free Trade

16. As supply goes up, what happens to prices?

17. consumers

18. specialization

19. Communism (command economy)

20. Tradition

21. Economic interdependence

22. INPUTS

23. HUMAN RESOURCES Labor

24. capitalism (Market economy)

25. Scarcity

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