Introd to Economics
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Economics | show 🗑
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Scarcity | show 🗑
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Need | show 🗑
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show | Is anything in excess of needs which is not necessary for our survival, e.g. a foreign holiday or a new car.
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show | Is the cost of foregone alternatives.
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show | Is a method used to solve a theory where you begin with hypotheses that we believe are true, apply a situation to this statement and arrive at the conclusion that'll be accurate assuming the original situation is true.
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show | Is a method used to solve a theory where a researcher collects data, looks for a pattern and from this, a conclusion is drawn, which becomes an economic law.
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show | These laws are statements that under certain conditions, certain people will behave in certain way. They do not apply to everyone.
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Land | show 🗑
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Labour | show 🗑
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Capital | show 🗑
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show | The factor of production which combines all the other factors of production and takes the initiative and bears the risk invoked in setting up a business to produce goods in the hope of making a profit.
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show | Is where buyers and sellers meet. It can be a physical place e.g. Car boot sale, or virtual, like eBay.
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Factor Market | show 🗑
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show | Deal with party finished goods, e.g. The business owner who employs the young people sells the oranges to a juicing company for 10c per orange.
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Final Markets | show 🗑
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show | Where private business people make the decisions on the goods and services to be produced. E.g. USA
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Centrally Planned economy | show 🗑
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Mixed economy | show 🗑
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Income | show 🗑
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Wealth | show 🗑
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Welfare | show 🗑
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show | Studies how an individual producer and a consumer makes decisions and attempt to solve this economic problems.
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Macroeconomics | show 🗑
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Positive Statements | show 🗑
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Normative Statements | show 🗑
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