C-2 Flashcards

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goods

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physical objects produced for sale

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services

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work done by someone else for which a consumer, business, or government is willing to pay.

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shortage

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lack of something desired, a condition that occur when there is little less of goods and services available than people want at the current price

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factors of production

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the resources used to produce goods and services

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capital

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the tools, machines, and buildings used in the production of other goods and services

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6
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productivity

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the measure of efficiency of with which goods and services are produced

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opportunity cost

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the value of the next best alternative that is given up a choice

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production possibilities frontier (PPF)

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a simple economic model that shows how an economy might use its resources to produce two goods

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9
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production possibilities curve

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a sloping line on the graph measuring data

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10
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inputs

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the scarce resources that go into the production process

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outputs

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the goods and services produced from the resources

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12
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production equation

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combining resources to produce goods and services

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13
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entrepreneurship

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the willingness to take a risk involved in starting and managing a business

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14
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entrepreneurs

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assemble the other inputs to create new goods and services

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15
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perpetual resources

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natural resources that can be used without any danger of running out; sunlight, air

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16
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land

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a part of earth’s surface that is able to produce natural resources

17
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renewable resources

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limited resources

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non-renewable resources

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resources that can be recycled for repeated uses

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human capital

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the knowledge and skill that people gain from education, on-the-job training, and other experiences

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labor

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the time and effort people put devote to producing goods and services in exchange for wages

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correlation

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the relationship between a country’s level of human capital and its standard of living

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financial capital

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money that can be invested in stocks, bonds, real estate, or businesses to produce future wealth

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utility

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satisfaction or pleasure one gain from consuming a product or from taking an action

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marginal utility

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extra satisfaction or pleasure one gain from consuming a product or from taking an action

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negative utility
lack of satisfaction or pleasure
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physical capital
the tools, machines, and buildings to produce goods and services
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law of diminishing marginal utility
the more we consume of something, the less satisfaction we will get from each additional unit of it
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economic efficiency
the result of using resources in a way that produces the maximum amount of goods and services