FACTORS OF PRODUCTION CHAPTER 2 Flashcards
Define factors of production
Economic resources used to produce goods and services that consist land, labour, capital and enterprise.
State all four factors of production along with the respective rewards for each factor of production.
Land - Rent
Labour - Wages
Capital - Interest
Enterprise - Profit
Define Land
Gifts of nature avalible for production.
Define Labour
Anyone who puts mental or physical effort is a labour.
Define Capital
Man made goods used for production like machines, tools, equipment etc.
Define Enterprise
Enterprise is the ability of taking a risk to start a new firm.
Define Consumer goods
Good and services purchased by households for their own satisfaction.
Define Occupationally mobile
Ability to change use/Job/job type etc.
Define Occupationally immobile
Not having the ability to change use/job/job type etc.
Define Geographically mobile
Having the ability to moving from one location to another.
Define Geographically immobile
Not having the ability to move from location to location.
Define Mobility of labour
Ability of labour to move from location to location and from occupation to occupation.
Define Mobility of land
Ability of land to move from location to location and from occupation to occupation.
Define Mobility of capital
Ability of capital to move from location to location and from occupation to occupation.
Define Mobility of enterprise
Ability of enterprise to move from location to location and from occupation to occupation.
Define Entraprenuar
A person who takes the risk of starting a firm and makes key decisions.
Define Labour force
People in work or those activly seeking work.
Define Productivity
The output of an fop per hour.
Define Labour productivity
Output per working hour.
Define Output
Goods and services produced by fops.
Define Investment
Spending on capital goods.
Define Gross Investment
Total investment on capital goods.
Define Net Investment
Gross investment - depriciation
Define Negative net Investment
Reduction in number of capital goods caused by old worn out capital goods not bieng replaced.
Define Depriciation
The value of capital goods that have worn out or become obsolete.