Fundamental Concepts of Economics Flashcards

1
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The way to express a need.

A

Want

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2
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Items necessary to survive.

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Need

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3
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The condition that results from society not having enough resources to produce the wants of all the people.

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Scarcity

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4
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Anything that occurs naturally.

A

Land

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5
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Tools used to produce.

A

Capital

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6
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People producing works and services.

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Labor

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7
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Innovators and people who have new ideas.

A

Entrepreneurs

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8
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The product that is ready for a consumer to use.

A

Final Goods

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9
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Goods used in a production process.

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Capital Goods

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10
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An action performed by one person for another.

A

Service

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11
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The ability to produce quantities of goods in faster ways.

A

Productivity

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12
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The things you give up in a decision.

A

Trade-Off

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13
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The next best thing that you do not choose.

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Opportunity Cost

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14
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Deciding who to give your goods and services to.

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Allocation

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15
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“There is no such thing as a free lunch” Nothing is free in life.

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TINSTAAFL

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16
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A place where buyers and sellers go to exchange goods and services.

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Market

17
Q

How much something is worth.

A

Value

18
Q

An accumulation of items that are tangible, scarce, have utility, and are transportable.

A

Wealth

19
Q

The money needed for essentials like housing, food, taxes, and healthcare in a specific location and time.

A

Cost of Living

20
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The level of wealth, comfort, material goods, and necessities available to a certain socioeconomic class.

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Standard of Living