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Economics Flashcards

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Economics The study of decisions -- the study of how people meet their wants and needs.
Goods Things that we can touch and/or use
Services Things that someone or something does for another Services can provide us with goods
Producers People and businesses that sell/make goods or services
Consumers People who use or buy those goods or services given by a producer
Trade The exchange of goods/services Typically with money
Barter Trading without money
Market An organized way for producers and consumers to trade goods/services Typically involves cash but not always Can be digital i.e supermarket
Who Who a product is meant for, who the target audience is
How Many How many of the product should be produced
How How will this product be made and sold(from the factory to the store or home)
What What a company should produce or provide (based off of wants and needs)
Factors of Production the resources producers use to make and sell the things consumers want and need
Land Natural resources Not man made Includes both renewable and nonrenewable things I.e metals, oils
Labor Human effort to produce things, people who are payed to do a certain job
Capital Man-Made resources Any tool, machine or man-made item that helps us do something
Entrepreneurship Starting a new business People who take the risk and put all the factors of production together Similar to labor but different I.e Mark Zuckerberg
Supply the amount of a good or service that is available, large supply means there is a lot
Demand The want or desire for certain goods or services
Supply and Demand If you have a low supply and high demand, producers will make the price higher and make more of the good or service. If there is a large supply but low demand, producers will decrease the price and make less of the good
Scarcity Limited resources to meet unlimited wants and needs There is a scarcity of water in a desert
Opportunity cost What you gave up when making an opportunity
incentive a factor encouraging people to act a certain way money: to work a job good grades: to study
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