Economic Flashcards
How many rights are in customer rights law
5
Customers right (1)
- right to receive information
- right to choose and services freely
- right to be safe from using goods and service
Customers right (2)
- right to receive fairness in contract
- right to be considered and compensated
What does GDP mean?
Gross domestic product
Type of investment (2)
- Private sector
- Government sector
- Private sector (2)
- processing / direct investment
- monetary - indirect investment
- processing / direct investment
-what is it
-example
-goods and services that are used to increase income and profit
-e.g.factories, machines, offices, and labor
- monetary - indirect investment
-what is it
-example
-is the investment that gets money from the difference in the prices
-e.g.buying stocks - bonds and share
Goverment sector
example
build public utilities, education, public health
Production factors (4)
- Land
- labour
- Capital
- entrepreneur
- Land
resources that come from the land
e.g. field forest
- labour
represented the human effort, skill, and knowledge that go into producing goods and products.
- Capital
refers to the tools, machines, equipment, and financial resources (money)
- entrepreneur
is someone who starts and runs the business using land, labor, and capital, they’re like a boss.
Type of labour (3)
- Skilled labour
- Seme-skilled labour
- Unskilled labour
- Skilled labour
These are workers with special training or education
e.g. doctors, electricians, scientists, and nurse
- Seme-skilled labour
workers who have some training or experience but do not require extensive education compared to skilled labor.
e.g.construction workers, plumbers, carpenters
- Unskilled labour
job that requires minimal training or special skills.
e.g.cleaner, cashiers, dishwasher.
Goods and services (2)
- Economic assets
- Free assets
- Economic assets (2)
-What is it
- private good
- public good
-have production costs (customers need to pay)
- private good
-what is it
-example
have production costs and customers need to pay for the goods and services.
- public good
-example
e.g. public education
- Free assets
-what is it
-example
-goods and services that have no production costs
-e.g. air
Saving benefit 1)
keeps you safe from unexpected costs such as medical bills