Mid- Term (24.10.16) Flashcards
Circular flow
Neoclassical economic model showing how money flows through the economy.
Money flows to workers as wage/ salaries
Money flows to firms in exchange for products
Opportunity Cost
A benefit a person could have received, but gave up to choose other option
Production possibilities frontier (PPF)
Curva que ayuda a decidir que producto conviene mas producir
Value of marginal products
is the change in output that occurs when 1 ore more inputs are added
Key performance indicator
Measures success in achieving predeterminated goal
Demand
amount of a product people is willing to buy at a certain price
Demand shifts to the right
Increase in the quantity demanded at every price
Why: Increases in price of substitute, increase in income, change in taste and preferences
Demand shifts to the left
Demand decreases
why: Decrease in price of substitute, decrease in income, change in taste and preferences
Supply
Amount of a certain good producers are willing to sell when receiving a certain price
Supply shifts to the left
the cost rises, less can be produced at any given price
why: change in technology, change in production costs, number of sellers and change in suppliers expectation
Supply shifts to the right
costs fall, more can be produced
Elastic products
Change in price causes a bigger change in demand
E.g: Heinz soup, if prices increase, customers will change to substitute
Inelastic products
Change in price causes a small change in demand
E.g: petrol, despite it’s price, people has to buy it.
Types of company
For profit: earn money
Non- governmental organization: ayudar a personas
Public
Goals of a company
Purpose of a business it to maximize profits for it’s owners or stakeholders while maintaining corporate social responsble
Economy of Scale
Happens when the increase of an output leads to lower units of cost
E.g: Bulk buying, buy in large quantities= cheaper
What is a market?
It is an structure that allows buyers and sellers to exchange any type of goods, services and information in exchange for money.
PESTLE
Identifies how various macro environmental factors might affect organization.
E.g: Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal
Porter’s 5 forces
Model that identifies and analyzes 5 competitive forces that shape an industry, helps determine weakness and strengths of a firm.
Blue ocean
Uncontested market space for unknown industry or innovations
Competition is weak in comparison to benefits
Franchise
Typo of license that someone accquires to have acces to the proprietary knowledge, processes and trademark in order to provide service under the business’s name
Value Chain
Model by which a business receive raw material, add value to raw material through different processes to create a finished product and sell it.
Primary activities of Value Chain
Inbound logistics: arranging inbound movements
Operations: managing the process that converts inputs into outputs
Outbound logistics: Process related to the storage and movement of final product
Marketing and Sales: selling the product
Service: all activities required to keep the products working effectively
Crowdfounding
project or venture by raising many small amounts of money from large number of people, typically via internet