LESSON 2 Flashcards

1
Q

The inputs needed for the creation of a good or service. This include land, labor, entrepreneurship, and capital.

A

Factors of Production

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2
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The four factors of production

A

Land, labor, capital and entrepreneurship

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3
Q

Factors of production were originally identified by early political
economists such as

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Adam Smith, David Ricardo, and Karl Marx.

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4
Q

A factor that is an essential component of most ventures, its importance can diminish or
increase based on industry.

A

Land

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5
Q

refers to the effort expended by an individual to bring a product or service to the
market.

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Labor

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6
Q

refers to the work done by project managers and
developers in building the final product.

A

Labor

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7
Q

the primary driver of economic value.

A

Labor

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8
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Refers to the equipments/machines involved in producing a good or service.

A

Capital

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9
Q

secret sauce that combines all the other factors of production into
a product or service for the consumer market

A

Entrepreneurship

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10
Q

The so called special factor

A

Technology

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11
Q

The two basic activities undertaken in any economy:

A

Production and consumption

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12
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The 2 flows od Economic Activity

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  • Circular Flows
  • Circular Flow of Economic Activity
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13
Q

Refers to the economic processes illustrating the operation of the entire
economy. It simply shows the flow of the resources or goods and services being transferred from one economic unit or sector to the other as well as the corresponding money
payments is made.

A

Circular Flows

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14
Q

the results in the interaction between household
and firms regarding production, consumption, employment, and income generation.

A

Circular Flow of Economic Activity

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15
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Refers to the measure of quantity at a point of time.

A

Stock

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16
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refers to the measure of movement of quantity over a period of time.

A

Flow

17
Q

The process of producing goods and services involves
households and firms in circular flow.

A

Production process

18
Q

According to the type of goods they produce, firms may be classified as:

A

Raw material producers
Intermediate goods producers
Final goods producers

19
Q

When the money is spent by households for consumption and by firms for production, a _____ is created.

A

circular flow of income

20
Q

Income takes two distinct circular flows:

A

Between household and firms
Between firms

21
Q

The economy will be in _______ if the amount of money received by firms from households
is equal to the amount received by households in the firms.

A

Equilibrium