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Economics Chapter 4

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Term
Definition
Business   show
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Production   show
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show Resources used in the production process  
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show the result of production or the quantity of goods and services that are produced.  
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Primary business   show
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show resources make fabricated or processed goods  
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Service (tertiary) businesses   show
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Labour Intensive Process   show
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show more capital and less labour ex: building a car  
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Explicit costs   show
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show are the estimates of what an owner gives up by being involved with a business  
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Accounting Profit   show
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Economic Profit   show
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show inputs that can not be adjusted in the short run  
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Variable inputs   show
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show The overall quantity of output with a given workforce. To increase production you must increase the variable input  
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show the quantity of output product per worker (Q/L)  
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Marginal Product   show
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show do not change when a company changed its quantity of output (FC)  
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Variable Costs (VC)   show
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Total Costs   show
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Marginal Cost   show
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Average Fixed Cost   show
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show the variable cost per unit of output (VC/TP)  
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show total cost per unit of output (AFC+AVC)  
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show at some point, as more Variable inputs are added to Fixed inputs, the marginal product will start to decrease  
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show a situation in which a % increase in all inputs causes a larger % increase in output. Reasons: Division of Labour, specialization of capital, and specialization of management. Ex: Ford, Amazon  
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show a situation in which a % increase in all inputs causes an exact increase in outputs. Ex: small businesses  
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show A situation in which a % increase in all inputs causes a smaller % increase in outputs. Reasons: Management difficulties, limited resources. Ex: handmade products, very small businesses  
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show is the lowest value of the SR AC at each possible level of output.  
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