| Form Utility | | The graph of the relationship between price and quantity |
| Law of Supply | | A system where the government attempts to own and |
| Monopolistic Competition | | Unlimited wants and needs combined with limited resources |
| Economic Resources | | When the price of a product is reduced, more of it will |
| Pure Competition | | The point where supply and demand for a product are equal |
| Law of Demand | | The resources and decisions are shared between the |
| Demand | | Natural resources, capital, equipment, and labor |
| Demand Curve | | The relationship between the quantity of a product that |
| Time utility | | The study of the relationships between individual |
| Macroeconomics | | The decision to use resources toward the greatest satisfaction of |
| Scarcity | | The use of resources toward the greatest profit for the |
| Free Economy | | A system based on independent decisions by |
| Private enterprise | | All of the consumers who will purchase a particular |
| Regulated Economy | | The study of the economic behavior and relationships of |
| Value | | The relationship between price and quantity demanded |
| Supply | | The increased satisfaction arising from making the product |
| Market Price | | A type of market in which a few businesses offer very similar |
| Oligopoly | | The resources are owned by individuals rather than the |
| Microeconomics | | When the price of a product is increased, more will be |
| Profit Motive | | The economic condition where there are many |
| Economic Market | | The relationship between the quantity of a product consumers are |
| Supply Curve | | A market condition where there are a large number of |
| Controlled Economy | | A type of market in which there is one supplier offering a |
| Economic Utility | | The amount of satisfaction a consumer receives from |
| Monopoly | | The increased satisfaction arising from the change in |