Lektioner J-C. Flashcards

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Describe the components of the Economic system?

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System= needs firms/business. A circle of 3 actors. only works if there are stuff/inovations to buy/sell.

Households = private economy
Goverments = taxes
Firms = jobs, goods

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Push & Pull factor?

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Pushing - inovations to the market, makes customer buy them.

Pull - then the market asking/are listened to -> creates a new good/service.

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Radical Innovations?

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Sustainability-improving innovation require both technologically & radical innovations.
that massively improve the environmental or social performance of goods or production processes.
but dont affect consumer benefits & utility.

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Incremental innovation?

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incremental innovation can make an important
contribution by improving the eco-efficiency of production processes and environmental performance of goods in
the short term at least to some degree.

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3 diffrent systems of economic ?

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  • Economic system
  • Ecologic system
  • Social system
    = Agenda 2030
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J.C definition of the State?

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The state provides social security (health care, medicines etc) & use human recurses (even if stressed), states solution is to give a pill ( and to go to private health care to fix the problem) and human keeps work in the broken system/market…

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The Market ?

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brings toghether buyers & sellers, interact & connect with each other and meets. can be visable or invisilble.
Exchange goods/services, money, knowledge.

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Micro level + Economics?

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Firms (expenditures, jobs, production) < - > Households (wages, rents, goods, services).

Are analysing behaviours of consumers/producers & how they make dicisions. Also how prices are set and alter over time.

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Constraint in a economy?
Utility in a economy?

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-Your limitations / your budjett.
- value of your money/budjett.

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Meso level in Economy?

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The business economy - will help the system to live/work.
2 stakeholders:
Gov= taxes, spending
Banks: savings, loans.

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The laws in supply & demand relation?

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  1. If demand increases and supply remains
    constant, then market price will increase and
    suppliers will be encouraged to increase the
    quantity supplied.
  2. If demand decreases and supply remains
    constant, then market price will fall and
    suppliers will be likely to reduce the quantity
    supplied.
  3. If supply increases and demand remains
    constant, then market price will fall.
  4. If supply decreases and demand remains
    constant, then market price will rise.se pdf..
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Market forces?

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Market forces = changes in demand and supply.

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Diffrent types of competition on a Market?

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  • Perfect competition = Perfect competition is a situation in which numerous small firms producing identical products compete against each
    other in a given industry. Perfect competition leads to firms producing the socially optimal output level at the minimum possible cost per unit.
  • Monopolistic competition = Monopolistic competition is a situation in which many firms with slightly different products compete. Production costs are above what may be achieved by perfectly competitive firms, but society benefits from the product differentiation.
  • Monopoly = monopoly is a market structure in which a market or industry is dominated by a single supplier of a particular good or service. Because monopolies have no competition, they tend to sell goods and services at a higher price and produce below the socially optimal output level.
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13
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Cross-Price elasticity of demand?

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% change in quantity demanded of X, resulting from a 1% rise in the price of another good/thing.

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14
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  1. Common goods?
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Can be used/consumed simultaneously by several people. Can’t exclude non-payers from benefit it. Ex försvar, vägar, radio, fyrar.

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Utility?

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the value/enjoyment of a good/service and the total satisfaction that a consumer derives from the consumption of any particular good or service. Utility rises as more consumption is done.

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Private Goods?

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Indivduals need to pay for use of good/service.

17
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Externalties?

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Action by a consumer or producer, which affects other producer/consumers, but is not accounted for in the market price.

18
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Macro & Business?

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A bigger picture of economy & national/international markert. Analysing patterns / trends for problems like inflation/employment.

19
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GDP?

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Gross Domestic Product.
Used as a ecomomy measue, of monetary or market good/services produced, within a countrys boarders. During a specific time period, goes in cycles.

20
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A Macro model?

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PESTLE = how a market look, why it looks in a certain way, the factors affecting the market.

21
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A Global Firm are?

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Looking at the world as ONE & one market, can get comp. advantage globaly.

22
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Equilibrium?

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Puts supply & demand curves together. Gives us E point = market always striving to reach E.

23
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GLOCAL?

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“think Local + Global, but are a global firm, are between National - Global typ.
EX: McDonalds - local meat, milk etc.

24
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VUCA?

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V- Volatility: of recourses, uncertinty of changes.
U - Uncertinty: uncapacity to predict the future
C - Complecity: Inter-connectness between parts.
A - Ambiguity: casual relation is unclear, diff to interpret in a definite way.

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Gov & their Provision role?

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If private sector cant provide it vs common goods, Gov has more recurces that private sector has.

26
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Gov + Regulatory role?

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To counteract failing of market economy. Can also make market more competative.

27
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Opportunity cost?

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Forgone opportunity to do alternative things with money / time / activity.
Is it worth it? = compare to other things you could be doing instead.

28
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Public goods?

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Non- exclusive & non rival= marginal cost of provision to an additional consumer is zero & people can’t be excluded from using/consuming it.Ex: education, healtcare, roads, public TV etc.

29
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Efficiency?

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The market Equilibrium is the point that maximize total welfare - P & C welfare together. The concept is about total effects, distribution not included.

30
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Market failure?

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Free market can create ‘wrong’ level of production - many resources lack a market. // Also price fail to account for all costs/benefits when producing & consuming a good/service.

31
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Govermental Tools?

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Regulation, subsidies, taxes, influence market, a market maker, public procurement/buyer, supplier, agreements etc.

32
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Gov + Efficiency?

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The best use of recurses vs “doing things right”.

33
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Gov + Effectivness?

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Things can be better done in a long-term, vs “doing the right things”.

34
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Gov & Privatization?

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Transfering public sectors to private sector = Liberalism.

35
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Gov + Nationalisation?

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The takeover of private firms by Gov, becomes a part of Public sector. = Extreme Nationalism.

36
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3 types of Market economies?

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-Free Market = no Gov involvement, P & C rules and decides on the market.

  • Mixed Economy = combination of supply/demand and Gov interventions.

Planned Economy = All the decisions are made by the state.

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Green Economy?

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monetary values of Env used to check the support for ENV asset (asking what WTP for protecting Env, as whales, forests)

Sometimes are both Private/Public failing.
Solutions = combining the, in projects -> Öresundsbron.

38
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VUCA to VUCA Prime ?

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Volativity -> Vision
Uncertinty -> Understanding
Complexity -> Clarity
Ambiguity -> Agility

39
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VUCA in the Practic? (Q&A)

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In org or business:

V = can change - AB -> Ek.for or move firm abroad.
U = ownership changes. Sust. from green to middle, changes back-and-forth.
C = Complexity, env changes, policy’s, ex solar panels.
A = I don’t know, stuck.

40
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VUCA Prime in the Practic? (Q&A)

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V= Vision: breakfast- filmjölk
U= Understanding: carbs, ingredients
C= Clarity: basic idea of the best breakfast.
A: Agility: Sunday brunch, XL, flexibility.