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Q1: Lesson 1 | Economics Flashcards

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The so called “Science of Choice”

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Economics

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It is derived from two Greek words “oikos” and “nomos”

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Economics

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Short supply of resources

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Scarcity

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Is the branch of economics that deals with human behavior and choices as they relate to relatively small units - an individual, a firm, an industry, a single market

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Microeconomics

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Is the branch of economics that deals with human behavior and choices as they relate to highly aggregate markets (such as the goods and services market) or to the entire economy

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Macroeconomics

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The study of “what is” in economic matters. Essentially, it deals with cause-effect relationships that can be tested. Capable of being verified of refuted by resorting to fact or further investigation

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Positive economics

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The study of “what should be” in economic matters. It deals with value judgements and opinions that cannot be tested. Contains a value judgement which cannot be verified by resort to investigation or research

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Normative economics

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Pinakamaliit na unit ng economics

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Isang bahay

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The condition in which our wants are greater than the limited resources available to satisfy them

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Scarcity

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Is the satisfaction one receives from a good. It refers to satisfaction in economic terms

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Utility

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Anything that gives someone satisfaction. Anything from which individual receives satisfaction

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Good

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TRUE OR FALSE: All goods give utility

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False

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It is the opposite of utility. Dissatisfaction one receives from a bad

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Disutility

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Anything from which individuals receive disutility/dissatisfaction

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Bad

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Includes all natural resources, saan kinukuha ang materyales para sa produksyon

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Land

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Consists of produced goods that can be used as inputs for further production. Lahat ng mga bagay na ginagamit sa produksyon

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Capital

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The factors of production (salik ng produksyon)

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  • land
  • capital
  • labor
  • entrepreneur
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Refers to the physical and mental talents people contribute fo production process

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Labor

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What are the 3 main economic problems

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  • WHAT goods to produce
  • HOW should goods be produced
  • TO WHOM should goods be produced
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It is how limited resources are used

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Resource use

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The cost expressed in terms of the next best alternative sacrificed. Ang halaga na nawala saatin batay sa ginawa mong desisyon

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Opportunity cost

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You are concerned with two choices. You are making choices. You are making decisions

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Trade-off

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TRUE OR FALSE: Mas malaki ang opportunity cost, mas maganda ang desisyon

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False

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Shows different combinations of goods and services that can be produced with a given amount of resources

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Production possibility frontiers

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No ‘idea’ point on curve

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Point of concern

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Can produce a possible combination of capital goods and consumer goods if it’s _________ ______ __________

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Along the curve

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The resources are not maximized or used efficiently if the point is ______ _______ _______

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Inside the curve

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Hindi kakayanin ng resources available if the point is _____ ________ ________

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Outside the curve

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The curve _______________________ when the economy got better due to technological advancements

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Moves to the right

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Ideas were centered on the walls of making a living. The bible and the holy men regulated economic practices and relationships

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Ancient economic ideas

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He was against the accumulation of wealth through lucrative trade or commerce to him. To him, agriculture is very important and he was in favor of specialization of production. He said that there is a need for diversity of occupations singe no person is self-efficient

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Plato

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He likewise stressed the value of management of agriculture. Like Plato, he was not in favor of too much wealth, he did not like ursury in trade

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Aristotle

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He was also in favor of capitalism. He proposed that trade and shipping must be promoted by the government

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Xenophon

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It reached its peak during the Middle Ages in Europe. Ito ang pagkakahati hati sa lipunan kung saan ang “peasants” ang mga nagtra-trabaho havang ang mga “landlord” ang nakakakuha sa pera

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Feudalism

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Great thinkers like Machiavelli, Bodin, and Serra claimed that it is the duty of the state to create and accumulate wealth. Wealth came from good and silver and a wealthy nation was considered powerful and prestigious

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Mercantilism

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