Page 2 Flashcards

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What increases the amount of inputs into producing products?

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New materials increase the amount of inputs into producing products, increasing output.

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What effect does unemployment have on the position on the PPF?

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Unemployment leads to resources that are not fully employed, resulting in the position in relation to the curve moving inwards.

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What does the concept of tradeoff between capital and consumer goods illustrate?

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It illustrates the relationship where capital goods are used in the production of other goods, while consumer goods provide immediate satisfaction.

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How do capital goods affect an economy’s future productive capacity?

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Capital goods increase an economy’s future productive capacity but reduce the current standard of living.

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What influences the choices an individual makes?

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Underlying economic influences such as age, income, education, family, and culture.

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What are the four factors of production?

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  • Land
  • Labour
  • Capital
  • Enterprise / Entrepreneurship
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What is the return associated with land as a factor of production?

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Rent

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What is the return associated with labour as a factor of production?

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Wage, Salary, Commission

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What is the return associated with capital as a factor of production?

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Interest

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What is the return associated with enterprise/entrepreneurship as a factor of production?

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Profit

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What is the definition of the production process?

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The process of making a good or service, with outputs being a good (tangible objects) or a service (intangible acts).

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Fill in the blank: The quantity and quality of a country’s resources affect the standard of living and _______.

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economic growth

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What limitations do factors of production have?

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The amount of natural resources available for production, such as land, fossil fuels, clean air, and water.

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