Commerce - S1 Flashcards

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Opportunity Cost

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Is the value of the next best alternative use of resources. What you lose when you chose something else

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Relative Scarcity

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When a particular resource (Labour, Capital, Natural) is in short supply in one or more areas when compared to the demand of it

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3
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Needs

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Goods or services that are necessary for survival

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4
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Wants

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Goods or services to improve quality of life

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Labour Resource

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A resource in the form of someone doing something, providing a service. Examples- Bricklayer, Chef, Store Manager

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Capital Resource

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Something that is manufactured to produce/transport goods and services for purchase. Examples- Machinery, building, roads

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Natural Resource

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Resource that comes from nature. Examples- Tree, coal, metals

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Traditional/Subsistence Economy

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An economic system in which people produce enough for their own survival. Money isn’t used

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Free Market Economy

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economic system, private individuals exchange g+s with consumers in a free market, they keep the profit.

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Planned Economy

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All productive resources are owned by the government on behalf of the people. No private enterprise in system. Government determines the what, how and whom in production.

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Planned Economy

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All productive resources are owned by the government on behalf of the people. No private enterprise in system. Government determines the what, how and whom in production.

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Mixed Economy

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An economic system in which resources are owned by both private enterprises and government. What, whom and how of production determined by both

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13
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Consumers

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Buys goods and services
Pays Taxes
Earns Wages

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Producers

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Produce goods and services
Goal to make profit
Pays Wages/Taxes

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15
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Government

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Chargers taxes
Pays wages
Spends on goods and services

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16
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Financial Institutions

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Hold Savings
Lends money
Goal to make profit

17
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Concept of Production?

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The process of making or selling goods or services to satisfy human needs

18
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Free Enterprise

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An economic system in which private businesses operate for more profit with mostly no government control

19
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Entrepreneurship

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The act of setting up a business in search of profit

20
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Reasons for decline of Aus car industry

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Pressure from imports
Production of cars in high volumes didn’t meet demands
Increased competition from overseas

21
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Commodity

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Is a natural resource such as oil, coal and copper

22
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Representative Democracy

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A political system based on citizens voting to elect representatives

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Liberal Democracy

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A form of government in which authority is vested in the citizens

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Parliamentary Democracy

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System of government in which people elect representatives to a parliament to make laws.

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Candidate

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A independent member or member of a political party who run for office in an election

26
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Liberal Party

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Policies include-
More power given to individuals and businesses to make their own choices to then succeed
Strives for less government control (allow for people to have more freedom deciding on issues)

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Labor Party

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Policies-
Believes that the government should play a strong national role (To lead country and it’s people to strive)
Pushing for a fairer Australia for all workers (higher and more equal pay, financial support etc)

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National Party

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Policies-
Wants to represent those who are “Australian” and that live in regional areas of Australia in parliament
Believes in strong local communities

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Governor-General

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Represents the Queen in the Australian Parliament
Commander-in-Chief of Aus Defence Force
Australian head of state
Has constitutional and ceremonial duties

30
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Political Activist

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Someone who opposes the ways of the current actions of the government, acts for change

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Freedom of Movement

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Allows someone to travel anywhere anytime

32
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Right to a fair trial

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Allows someone to be held at a trial rather than to be sent straight to jail

33
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Freedom of Election

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Allows someone to run as a candidate in an election

34
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Freedom from Arbitrary Arrest

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Allows someone to not be arrested for nothing (all black people)

35
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Freedom of speech

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Allows someone to openly flame the government

36
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Freedom of Assembly

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Allows someone to freely meet with a group

37
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Freedom of religion

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Allows someone to believe in what they want

38
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Freedom of Election (different)

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Allows someone to vote when 18

39
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Independent Member of Parliament

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They are not able to form a government, however they play a powerful and important role in parliament, especially when a major party needs their vote to pass laws.