Business Definitions 2023 Flashcards

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What is a Need?

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A need is something necessary for survival

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What is a Collective want?

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A collective want is a shared desire or goal among a group of people.

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What is an Individual want?

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Something that is desired by a particular person

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What is a Consumer good?

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A Consumer good is a product/service for personal use. E.g. Food, clothing, entertainment.

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What is a Capital good?

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Something that is used in production such as machinery or buildings. Its something businesses use to make things.

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What is a Service?

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A service is something someone does that benefits another.

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What is a Developing Economy?

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A developing economy includes countries that are not performing well in industrialisation, technology, and business trade.

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What is a Command Economy?

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In a command economy the central government dictates the level of production of goods and controls their distribution and prices.

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What is a Modern Market Economy?

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This is where people/businesses trade goods/services through markets, based on supply/demand, with little government intervention.

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What is a Leakage?

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A leakage in business is a loss of funds from the circular flow of income, such as savings, taxes or imports.

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What is an Injection?

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An injection is a source of funds (e.g. investment, government spending) that enters the circular flow of income.

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What is the Household Sector

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In the circular flow of income, the household sector is the primary source of consumption expenditure and labour supply.

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What is the Production Sector?

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The sector that creates goods and services through manufacturing, agriculture, and construction activities.

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What is Primary Production?

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Primary production is the agricultural activities, aquaculture, fisheries and similar processes resulting in raw food materials.

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What is Secondary Production

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Secondary production is the manufacturing of goods rather than producing raw materials

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What is Tertiary Production

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Tertiary production refers to the production of services rather than goods.

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What is Quaternary Production

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Quaternary production refers to knowledge-based services, such as research, consulting, and information technology.

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What is Demand?

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The demand is the quantity of a good that consumers are willing and able to purchase at various prices during a given time.

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What is the Supply?

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The supply is the amount of a resource that consumers purchase

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What is Surplus/Oversupply

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The surplus is the amount of an asset or resource that exceeds the portion that’s actively utilised.

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What is Shortage/Undersupply

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Shortage is when the quantity demanded exceeds the quantity supplied

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Define Equilibrium

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Equilibrium is the price where the demand and the supply meet on the price mechanism model.

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What is the Economic problem?

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Unlimited wants and limited resources or ‘relative scarcity’

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Is a Fisherman a Primary, Secondary, Tertiary or Quaternary?

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Is a Musician a Primary, Secondary, Tertiary or Quaternary?
Tertiary
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Is a Lawyer a Primary, Secondary, Tertiary or Quaternary?
Tertiary
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What is the Opportunity cost?
The cost of the best alternative
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What is the difference between imports and exports?
Imports are goods or services brought into a country from abroad, while exports are goods or services produced domestically and sold to foreign countries.