If a country’s government takes in more money than it spends, it is said to have a ______.

Amanda is a diabetes educator at a local clinic. Recently, she was offered a lavish trip by a sales representative who has been pushing the clinic to use his company’s diabetes supplies. Amanda declined the gift. What was an ethical issue that she faced?

When Greenlawn Partners finds itself losing customers because Bluegrass Company charges less, Greenlawn responds by lowering prices. According to Adam Smith, this reaction demonstrates __________.

Who is most likely to succeed as an entrepreneur?

Capitalism is founded on _________________.

What do most Economists generally consider to be an ideal range for the annual growth in a nation’s Gross Domestic Product? 

Olivia has decided to start her own home health care business.  Although she must repay borrowed funds, Olivia chooses ______ to maintain complete control over the business without having to answer to investors or partners.

Among other provisions, the U.S. Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 lowered the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21% and included a one-time repatriation tax on profits and cash held by overseas subsidiaries. These provisions encouraged companies to ______.

We call it “full employment” when _____ percent of those who want to work are employed.

When companies give employees time off to do volunteer work, which stakeholders are they primarily being responsible to?