Economics Y10 Chapter 1 EoT test Flashcards

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name the factors of production

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enterprise, capital, labour and land

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2
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what is enterprise

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the facotor of production that takes a risk in organising the other three factors of production

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3
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what is an individual in enterprise called

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entrepreneur

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4
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what is capital

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the factor that relates to the humna-made aids to production

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5
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what is labour

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the factor that is concerned with the workforce of an economy in terms of both the physical and mental effort involved in production

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6
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what is land

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the factor that is concerned with the natural resources of an economy

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7
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is money a factor of production

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no, it helps you acquire the factors

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8
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what are factors of production

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resources used in the production process

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9
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what two aspects determine the efficiency of the factors

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quantity and quality

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10
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name some things which the efficiency of labour depends on

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population size, migration, working age, education, health, training

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11
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what are the 3 main economic groups

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consumers, producers, government

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12
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what do the economic groups do

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make decisions about goods and services

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13
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what is a producer

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a person, company or country that supplies goods and services and makes choices about what to produce and how

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14
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what is a good

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a tangible product

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15
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what is a service

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an intangible product

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16
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what is the production

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the total amount of goods and services produced by a firm or industry in a given time period

17
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what is interdependence

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one economic group responding to the actions of another group

18
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what are the three parts of tax revenue

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VAT, corporate tax and income tax

19
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what does VAT stand for

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value-added tax

20
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what is the economic problem

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the problem of choice that arises due to unlimited human want and the scarcity of resources having alternative uses

21
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what are wants

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things a consumer has to improve their quality of life

22
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what are needs

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things a consumer must have for survival

23
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is a work laptop a want or a need

24
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can consumers want a good or service that they cannot afford to buy

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what are the three central problems of an economy
1) what to produce 2) how to produce it 3) whom to produce it for
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how can you solve the question of what to produce
produce things that consumers want to buy according to market analysis
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how can you solve the problem of how to produce a good or service
produce goods and services with as little waste as possible
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how can you solve the problem of whom to produce goods and services for
produce goods and services for those who are willing and able to buy it according to distribution of income
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what is the oppurtunity cost
the next best alternative given up when making a choice
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what is an economic choice
an option for the use of selected scarce resources
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what does economic suistainability consider
the cost in production and the price so that a firm/economy can grow over time
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what does social sustainability consider
how a choice affects a community's quality of life and wellbeing
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what does environmental sustainability consider
the impact on the environment
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what does renewable mean
can be replaced as long as not overused
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what does non-renewable mean
cannot be replaced once used