WEEK 1 Flashcards

1
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Are used as the production’s inputs or components to create the goods and services that consumers demand.

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RESOURCES

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2
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is human effort, both physical and mental.

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MANPOWER

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3
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​Consists of factories, tools, machines, computers, buildings, airports, highways, and other human creations used to produce goods and services. ​​

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Physical Capital ​

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4
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includes all human creations used to produce goods and services. ​

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CAPITAL

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5
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​​Consists of the knowledge and skills people acquire to increase their productivity.​

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Human Capital ​

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6
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include all gifts of nature, such as bodies of water, trees, oil reserves, minerals, even animals..​

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Natural Resources ​

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It is something you can see, feel, and touch; it requires scarce resource to produce; and it satisfies human wants.​

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GOODS

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8
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It is intangible, yet it uses scarce resource to satisfy human wants.​​

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SERVICE

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9
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four types of decision markets in the economy:

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households, firms, government, and the rest of the world.

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10
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Play the starring role; As consumers, this demands the goods and services produced. As resource owners, this supply labor, capital, natural resources, and entrepreneurial ability to firms, governments, and the rest of the world.

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households

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11
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demand the resources that households supply and the use of these resources to supply the goods and services that households demand.

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Firms, governments, and the rest of the world

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12
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means that each individual tries to maximize the expected benefit achieved with a given cost or to minimize the expected cost of achieving a given benefit.​

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Rational Self-Interest​

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13
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studies the performance of the economy as a whole. ​​

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Macroeconomics ​

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14
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​​​is the study of your economic behavior and the economic behavior of others who make choices; examines individual economic choices and how markets coordinate the choices of various decision-makers.

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Microeconomics

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15
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, is a simplification of economic reality that is used to make predictions about cause and effect in the real world.

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An economic theory, or economic model.

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16
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A statement that can be proved or disproved by reference to facts.​

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Positive economic statement

17
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A statement that reflects an opinion, which cannot be proved or disproved by reference to the facts.

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Normative economic statement

18
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3 WORDS

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PRODUCTION
CONSUMPTION
EXCHANGE

19
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FACTOR OF PRODUCTION (4M’s)

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MANPOWER
MONEY
MACHINERY
MATERIALS