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Business chapters1&2

Chapters 1 and 2 intro

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Needs Things required in order to live
Wants Things that add comfort and pleasure to your life.
Goods Things you can see and touch
Servicies Activities that are consumed at the same time produced
Economic Resource The means through which goods and services are produced
Scarcity Not having enough resources to satisfy every need
Tradeoff What you make when you give something up to have something else
Opportunity Cost Value of the next best atlernative that you didn't choose
Economic System a nations plan for answering the three economic questions
Command Economy An economy in which resources are owned and controlled by the goverment
Market Economy An economy in which the resources are owned and controlled by people in the country
Traditional Economy An economy in which goods and services are produced the way they have always been produced
Mixed Economy An economy that combines elements of command and market economy
Capitalism Private ownership of resources by individuals rather then by the goverment
Consumer Person who buys and uses services
Producers Individuals and orginazations that determine what products and serevices will be for sale
Demand The quanity of a good or service that consumers are willing to buy
Supply Quanity of a good or service that businesses to buy will be willing to provide
Market Price Point where supply and demand are equal
GDP Total dollar value of all final goods and services produced in one year.
GDP per Capita Output per person
Unemployment Rate Portion of people in labor force not working
Productivity Production output in relation to a unit of input such as a worker
Personal Income Saleries and wages as well as investment income and goverment income and goverment payment to individuals
Retail Sales Sales of durable and nondurable goods anbought by consumers
Business Cycle Movement of economy from one condition to another and back.
Prosperity Period in which most people who want work are working, wages are good and rate of GDP increases
Recession Period in which demand begins to decrease and unemployemnet rises
Depression A phase market by a prolonged period of unemployment and business failures
Recovery Phase which unemployment begins to decrease and demand for goods and services increase
Inflation increase in general level of prices
Price Index # that compares prices in prices in one year with some earlier base year
Deflation Decrease in general leval of prices
Capital Project Involve spending by businesses for items such as land, buildings equipment and new products
Stock Represents ownereship in a coropartion
Bond Debt for and Organization
Budget Surplus Government spends less then taken in
Budget Deficit Government spends more then taken in
National Debt Total amount owned by a federal goverment
2 causes of inflation? Prices going up faster then wages, demand greater then supply
U.S economic system based on 4 principles... private property, freedom of choice, profit, competiton
GDP measured in 4 catagories consumer spending, business spending, goverment spending, balance of trade.
Citizens of a country contribute in two ways? spenders and workers
Created by: rhaskin9
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