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SS Economics 3 FINAL

Vocabulary to help study :) pt.3

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Cost of Business The cost of all of your factors of production for producing a service or good
Revenue Total money earned from selling
Profit The money that you keep after paying back your cost of business
Debt If your profit is less than 0, it means you owe money and are in this.
Break Even When your cost of business and revenue are the same
Competition This happens when producers make similar goods and services and want more consumers and money than the other producer I.e Coke and Pepsi, McDonalds and Wendy's
Advertising Producing advertisements or commercials for a product or service If it is done well, it has a clear and concise message and target audience. If it is done badly, it can make people want to buy the good or service less
Inflation A general increase in prices Happens for many reasons and sometimes for no reason at all
Recession Follows inflation and is a time of general decline in economic activities (producing and purchasing) i.e The Great Depression
Budget A plan that helps you to keep track of your income and expenses so you do not go into debt
Income Money earned
Expenses Money spent or saved
Fixed Expenses Expenses that do not change
Variable Expenses Expenses that change often
Loan When someone (usually a bank) lends you money that you must pay back (plus interest)
Line of Credit The amount of money that you can borrow up to in a certain amount for a credit card
Installment Loan A loan that you pay back in pieces
Saving The act of setting money aside for the future
Investing Spending money in the hopes of making a profit i.e you can do THIS in stocks, bonds, property, yourself, etc.
Interest The price for borrowing money Can change based on the loan or time
Credit Card An arrangement between a person and a credit card company for a line of credit Can be safer for recovering lost money and building credit
Debit card Allows you to spend money from your bank account Easier to avoid debt, no interest and no perks Dangerous if lost
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