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| Obesity: Body Mass Index of _______ |
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| a measure of an adult's weight in relation to his or her height, specifically the adult's weight in kilograms divided by the sqaure of his or her height in meters |
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| the percentage of U.S. adults who are overweight or obese is: |
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| The most obese ethnicity: |
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| non hispanic blacks, followed by hispanics and non-hispanic whites |
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| ____% of U.S. medical costs can be blamed on obesity |
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| important in metabolic activity- help make energy and set it free when body needs it |
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| important for keeping body tissues, helps your body resist infection |
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| needed for strong bones and teeth |
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| maintains bodys tissues, protects lungs from becoming damaged from polluted air and for the formation of red blood cells |
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oversee all domestic and imprted food except meat and poultry
bottled water
wine (<7% alcohol) |
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| who is the current secretary of agriculture who oversees the USDA? and where is he from? |
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| how many days can you sirvive without water? |
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| carbohydrates, lipids, minerals, proteins, vitamins, water |
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| consumer choices are determined by: |
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taste and preference
habit and conveinence
culture, health benefits, and body image
cost
nutrition, health benefits, and body image
innovation and marketing |
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| true or false: low income families spend a higher proportion on food than high income families? |
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| true (rising food prices and sales taxes on food have a gfreater impact on low-income families than high-income families) |
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| severe poverty is defined as: |
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| half the federal poverty line, or an annual income of less than about $10,000 for a family of four and about $5,000 for an individual |
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the most poverty is in the ______(region)
the most well off is the _____(region) |
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worst: South
best: Northeast |
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| food stamp program is the first line of defense against hunger. enables low imcome families to buy nutritious food with Electronic benefits transfer cards (our taxes pay for these programs) |
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foods rthat have had some kind of drug added, such as margarine, which contains a substance that helps lower cholestorol.
ex: benecol, added to margarine and salad dressing |
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| tactics used to encourage consumers to buy at grocery stores: |
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end-of-aisle displays may feature products at a higer price
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tie-ends place complementary products side-by-side to encourage purchse of both, often one at a high price and one at a reduced price
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stores are set up so rthat the consumer has to go all around rthe store to purchase basics (meat, mile, cheese, bread, produce)
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| what is rthe most likely age group to eat a diet comprised almost entirely of fast food? |
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the largest fast-food chain in the world, founded as a bbq drive-in in 1940 by Dick and Mac Donald
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the mcDonald's stand was the milkshake salesman named Ray Kroc who traveled to California to discover the secret to their high-volume burger-and-shake operation
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england accounts for ____% of all fast food
(They are number 1 while the US is number ____) |
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- grown and processed to UDSA regulations
- not treated w/pesticides
- consumers like organic foods because they are more natural/ help protect the environment
- typically cost more than nonorganic food
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| Genetic Engineering Vs. Biotechnology |
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- Genetic engineering: use of biotechnology to modify living cells
- ex: modified tomatoes w/longer shelf life
- Biotechnology: use of organisms to create or mnodify products
- ex: use of bacteria to make yogurt
- ex: plant engineering (adding genes to make products more resistant to insects or viruses)
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| using gamma rays/high voltage elctronics to kill potentially harmful subtances in foods, such as bacteria |
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substances added to food intentionally (food coloring) or by accident (small rocks in a bad of dried beans)
makes food last longer (preservatives) and makes food taste/ look better
ex: sawdust in hotdogs, they thought red dye caused cancer |
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| how long does it take to start and continue a habit? |
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life expectancy in the U.S. now is _____
It is lower for ________ because_____ |
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75 years old
lower for blacks and native americans because of alcoholism, high unemployment rates, sickle cell, heart disease, obesity, etc. |
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| ______% of the Gross Domestic Product is spent on Health Care |
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Gross Domestic Product
- the total market value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given period of time
- gdp=consumption+gross investment+government spending+(exports-imports)
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| health care spending in 2007 was _____, expected to grow annually by 6.7% shouldbe up to ______trillion by 2017 |
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2.2 trillion
4.3 trillion |
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| health care spending is _____times the amount spent on national defense |
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| the primary reason people are uninsured: |
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| high cost of health insurance....of the 1.5 million families that lose their homes to foreclosures every year, only 68% are insured |
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| 1 out of every ____people exist below the poverty line |
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| annual premium for a family of 4 |
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| what complicates health/wellness in the US? |
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- we have a 3rd world public health program (poor immunization practices, ineffective prenatal care)
- teen pregnancy (prematurity, poor parenting)
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| ____ in 10 girls get pregnant at least once before age 20 |
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- one million girls will become pregnant overthe next 12 months
- 1/3 will end in abortion
- 1/3 will end in spontaneous miscarriage
- 1/3 will keep the baby
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teeange births costs the US ____billion dollars a year, of that, ______billion is for mothers under the age of 17
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| ____% of teen mothers get their high school diploma |
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| what region had the highest STD rate? |
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| the most common STD in the US is _____, at least ___% of sexually active people will have it in their lives |
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| prohibition was the ____ammendment |
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18th
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outlawed most alcohol use
challenged the "free market" system of buyers and sellers |
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| the president that kicked off the war on drugs: |
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| 1 in every ____ infants are born with fetal alcohol syndrome |
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| symptoms of fetal alcohol syndrome |
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- low birth weight
- small head circumfrence
- facial abnormalities
- poor coordination/fine motor skills
- learning difficulties (poor memory, inability to understand concepts)
- behavioral problems (hyperactivity, social withdrawl, impulsiveness, anxiety)
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housing accounts for _____ of monthly expenditures
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transportation is ___% |
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| the primary advantage of renting is: |
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| a legal document that sets forth the rights and responsibilities of landlord and tenants |
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when rent is due and if there is a grace period
amount of the security deposit
metho to terminate lease
how maintenance and repairs are handled
special charges or fees |
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- protect the landlord if the tenant vacates without making required payments or damaged the unit
- the tenant should inspect unit before moving out
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| what if you don't have a lease? are you still protected by the GA landlord-tenant laws? |
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| yes, as long as the landlord is not disctimiating on the basis of familial status |
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| in GA, does the landlord have to tell a prospective tenant that a murder occured in the unit? |
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| no, but they must tell you if you ask |
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the right to health and safety
the right to privacy |
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- covers your personal property in the event of theft, loss, or destruction
- pay extra for replacement cost insurance (your parents' insurance won't always cover you)
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the national homeownership rate is :
one of the major reasons for the growth of homeownership? |
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69%
new mortgage oroducts and credit guidelines opened the market to populations that previously would not have qualified |
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what can you afford to buy?
- ______times your annual household gross income
- ____% of your month household gross income
- house+debt payments should be no more than ____% of your monthly household gross income
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| unaffordable burden vs. critical burden |
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a household spends >30% of income on housing
a household spends 50% on housing |
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| down payment should be ___% of the selling price of the home |
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| a mortgage loan where the interest rate on the loan remains the same through the term of the loan, as opposed to loans where the interest rate may adjust or "float" (15 year or 30 year) |
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| a mortgage with an interest ratethat is linked to an eonomic index. the interest rate, and your payments are periodically adjusted up or down |
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- unique for people over age 62
- allows owner to covert a portion of the equity into cash
- homeowner retains title to their house
- loan does not have to be repaid during homeowner's lifetime
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| define: subprime mortgage loans |
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loan given to households with poor credit history
almost always have a higher than average interest rate |
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subprime mortgage loan market grew from ____ in '01 to ______ in '05
last year, _____% of mortgages originates were subprime |
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210 billion to 625 billion
13.5% |
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| types of predatory lending |
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- lender charges an excessive interest rate on a loan made to a person with good credit
- "loan targeting"- loans target a specific population/group of people
- lender encourages you to refinance-->leading to additional fees
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| in the past five year, housing prices have grown _____times as fast as household incomes |
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| life-ghance points affecting housing consumption: |
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getting married
involved in a committed relaitonship
having kids
kids leaving home
retiring |
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price manufacturer charges the dealer
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| cost of car including standard equipments and factory warranty |
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| dealer installed options, and dealer makeup |
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| the most important price to know when shopping for a new car: |
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| advantages of buying a used car |
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the buyer avoids some of the depreciation costs (can be up to 40% of its alue the first two years)
sometimes the vuyer can afford more other luxury items when purchasing a used car |
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| disadvantages of used cars |
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often the most maintanance-free time of the car's life is during the first two uears
some used cars have serious hidden defects with limited or no warranty coverage |
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offer should be 15-20% below the max you would pay
say you are undecided if asked about dealer financing or a trade-in |
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| when a salesperson accepts you initial offer even though he knows it will later be rejected....a higher price will be reached in negotiations |
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| the company that owns the automobile |
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| the price of the car for leasing purposes |
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| capitalized cost reduction |
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| amount of cash down payment trade-in or rebate |
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car's value at the end of the lease
aka guarantees future value or leas-end value |
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| covers the difference between the replacement value of the car and what is still owed on the lease |
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| end-of-lease charge that covers costs associated with picking up and processing the returned car |
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| a financial plan based on income and expenditures in a month |
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provide a safety net, also helpful for putting together money for future needs such as down payments on a house
provide a sense of comfort and security |
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certificate of deposit
type of time deposit, safe ways to store money from seven days to seven years
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| require all national banks to file a suspicious activity report when they detect certain known or suspected violations of federal law or suspicious transactions related to a money-laundering activity or a violation of the BSA |
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| looks at your total financial picture and helps the you define and prioritize goals, and then work out a lan to achieve those goals |
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| lower interest rates on loans and higher interest rate on checking/savings |
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| certified divorce planner: |
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a specialist trained to focus on who gets the assets in divorces and who work alongside attorneys who handle legal documents and child custody issues
help divy up retirement accounts and stock options, etc |
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| the cost of using money is called _______ |
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| sums of money lent at interest |
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| according to the FTC, under FCRA, your rights are: |
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- right to recivee a copy of your credit report
- right to know the name of anyone who received your credit report in the last year
- companies that deny your application must supply name and address of the CRA
- if you disagree with the accuracy, you can file a dispute with the CRA and the company that furnished the info
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| your rights under the FDCPA |
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- debt collectors can only contact you between 8 am and 9 pm
- debt collectors can't contact you at work if they know your eomplyer diaproves
- debt collectors can't harrass/abuse you
- debt collectors cannot lie when collecting debts and must identify themselves to you on the phone
- collectors must stop contacting you if you ask them to in writing
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| a form of legal recourse open to insolvent debtors |
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known as "straight liquidation"
in return for eliminating debts, the debtor agrees to turn over nonexempt assets and pay as much as possible to creditors |
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allows debtor to repay some of the debt they owe and in return, they get to keep most of their property
(usually this type of debtor is a person with regular income ) |
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| "first meeting of creditors" with the debot is also called the _____meeting |
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