Unit 1 Vocabularies Flashcards

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1.1: Needs

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Goods or services that are essential for living
e.g. water, food, clothes…etc

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1.1: Wants

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Non-essential goods and services that improve quality of life.
e.g. luxury items, and PS5 games..etc

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1.1: Scarcity

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The limited availability of resources relative to the unlimited wants of people.

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1.1: Opportunity Cost

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The next best alternative forgone when making a choice (give up something)

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1.1: Specialization

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When individuals, businesses, or nations focus on producing a narrow range of goods or services.

e.g. Macdonald’s a worldwide market so it’s not a specialization.
But most people don’t know Flowerknows (China cosmetic), which Flowerknows considers to be a specialization/narrow range or small market

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1.1: Business Activity

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The process of combining resources to produce goods and services to satisfy human needs and wants.

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1.1: Added value

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The differences in the selling price of a product and the cost of the raw materials used to produce it.
For example:
10$ milk+ 10$ wheat+ 10$ egg+ 10$ sugar= 40$ cake

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1.2: Primary Sector

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Industries involved in the extraction of natural resources, such as farming, fishing, or mining

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1.2: Secondary Sector

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Industries involved in manufacturing and construction, such as factories producing cars or furniture.

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1.2: Tertiary Sector

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Industries provide services to consumers and businesses, such as retail, banking, and healthcare.

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1.2: Public Sector

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The part of the economy is controlled bythe government, such as schools or hospitals.

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1.2: Private Sector

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The part of the economy operated by private individuals or companies

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1.2: Mixed Economy

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An economy where both private and public sectors operates side by side.

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1.2: De-industrialisation

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The decline in the importance of the secondary sector in a country’s economy, often due to growth in the tertiary sector.

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1.3: Entrepreneurship

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The process of identifying business opportunities, taking risks, and organizing resources to start and run a business.

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1.3: Business plan

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A document outlining a business’s objectives, strategies, market, and financial forecasts to guide and attract investors.

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1.3: Grants

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Financial support provided by governments to businesses, often to encourage start-ups or support growth,

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Methods of Measuring Business Size

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  • Number of employees: The total workforce
  • Value of output: The total monetary value of goods / services prouded
  • Capital Employed: The total value of financial resources used in the business.
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