topic 3 business & the economy study Flashcards

1
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identify types of resources

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land, labour, capital

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2
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what is land resources

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Resources that occur naturally can be things like water oil and coal input nature example oil coal minerals and water

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3
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what is labour resources

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Someone who is employed to do goods and services

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4
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what is capital resources

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Capital resources and man-made products that are used in production of something some examples are manufactured good like computers and machines

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5
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the difference between needs and wants and explain why choices need to be made

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6
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the basic economic problem of relative

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7
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definition of consumer

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Someone who purchases Goods and/or services

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8
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definition of producer

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profit from something they do

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9
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definition of demand

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Consumers wanting goods and services

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10
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definition of supply

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Producing making goods and services

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11
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The amount/quantities of a product people want to buy (demand) is affected by the following factors

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pricing

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12
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law of supply

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the law of supply says the higher the price, the higher the amount of products that producers are willing to provide

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13
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opportunity cost

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Benefits lost from choices made

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14
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relative scarcity

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refers to the belief that there are more needs and wants of consumers then what is either physically available

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15
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demand factors (prefernces

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Preferences relating to demand factors can be defined as consumers having a preference on what tastes they have/ what they like

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16
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what and how much to produce

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Producers determine what and how much to produce by a number of factors but most importantly they by whether or not a consumer wants to buy a product decide if the product is going to make a profit all the factors include production availability

17
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for whom to produce

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sellers are producing for buyers with an income to this is the way for producers to make profit

18
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needs

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The goods and services that people believe are nessary for living including food clothing water healthcare and shelter

19
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wants

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Goods and services that assist us to enjoy a good standard of living their non-essential items in one not essential items that we need to survive.

20
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markets

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A place where people go to exchange goods and services

21
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economics

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  • the study of scarcity and the use of resources, production of goods and services and the growth of production and welfare over time.
22
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price mechanism

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the mechanism that allows consumers to decide on a producer and producers to decide price

23
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equilibrium price

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price at which the level of consumer demand is equal to the amount producers are willing to supply

24
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law of demand

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the cheaper the price of a product, the more willing and able consumers are to buy it. As prices increase, the level of consumer demand decreases

25
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how to produce

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How to produce this one of the three basic economic questions it questions how businesses produce products to consumers some ways they do this is by aiming to keep prices down 2 get profit it could involve using technology to help make the products or produce the service

26
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supply factors (cost prices of the used)

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the quantity of a goods that a seller decides to sell on the market they want to sell at a higher price how much a producers to make