#110
Economics, Commonwealth Games, 50/50, Ups & Downs, and Occupations by Nickname.
Economics
Why can't we just print more money?
What German philosopher, critical theorist and economist is known for writing The Communist Manifesto and Das Kapital?
What happens to the price of a good or service when supply exceeds demand?
Who is Australia's current Minister for Finance?
According to The Economist's Big Mac Index, what country currently has the most expensive Big Macs in the world?
In what board game do players build settlements by buying, spending and trading resources of wool, grain, lumber, brick, and ore?
Economics
Commonwealth Games
Look we know it's not the Olympics.
The 2022 Commonwealth Games are hosted in the English city of Birmingham - what name is given to people who come from that city?
Name one of the two cities to have hosted the Commonwealth Games twice
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