Intro to Aussie Economy
Participants in Aussie Economy
Models of the Economy
Australia and Global Economy
Aussie with Asian & Global Economy
100

What is a system that involves the production, distribution, trade and consumption of goods and services

Economy

100

What do economies rely on?

Hint: There are 4

Consumers

Businesses

Government

Financial Institutions

100

What does an economy depend on?

Relationship between consumers and producers

100

What is the size of the Australian economy in the global arena?

Medium-sized

100

Since 1950, which country replaced the UK as our number one trading partner and receives 32% of our total exports of goods and services?

China

200

Name 3 resources you can find in an economy.

Natural resources

Labour resources

Capital Resources

200

Besides consumers and producers, who else plays an important role in the Australian economy?

The government

Financial Institutions

200

Describe what is cash injection.

Money that enters the economy

200

What is international trade?

Buying goods and services from and selling them to other countries.

200

Why did Australia's imports from Asia fell to only $397.9 billion in 2019-20

Travel restrictions due to COVID-19 pandemic.

300

Name 3 examples of natural resources you can use for businesses.

water

forests

land

coal

fish 

wood

300

Provide the meaning of the terms below.

1. Revenue

2. Profit

Revenue - income a business receives 

Profit - Money business earns after taking away expenses

300

What sector consists of banks and non-banking institutions such as credit unions, building societies and stock market.

Financial sector

300

What are the top 5 countries who export their products to the rest of the world and what is Australia's global export ranking?

1. China

2. USA

3. Germany

4. Japan

5. UK

21. Australia

300

A large percentage of what Australia exports to other countries are primary products. What are primary products? Provide 3 examples of primary products.

Products that exist in their natural stage and have not been used to make other goods and services.

Examples: Iron ore, coal,  natural gas, gold, crude minerals, wheat, crude petroleum, beef

400

According to the agency Youth Inside, what are the 3 main things that teenagers spend their money on?

Food (78%)

Streaming services (65%)

Goods such as clothes and shoes (50%)

400

What is the term used to describe the value of one country's currency when swapped with another country's currency.

Exchange rate

400

1. What is an economic leakage?

2. What are 3 sources of leakage?

1. Money leaving the economy.

2. Savings, taxation, imports

400

Name 3 reasons why trade iwrh other countries is important to Australia?

Provide 3 from the list of 8 reasons stated in page 473 of the textbook.

400

What was the second largest component of import spending in Australia in 2022-23?

Personal travel services- Australians visiting and spending money in other countries.

500

In economic terms, what does scarcity mean?

There aren't enough resources available to satisfy all our needs.

500

What successful businesses do Carolyn Creswell and Dean Ramler run in Australia?

Carolyn Creswell - Aussie made muesli products

Dean Ramler - online designer furniture

500

Name 5 ways Australia is linked to the global economy.

1. Trade with other nations

2. Foreign direct investment

3. International market for labour

4. Technology

5. Migration

500

Fill up the blanks. In 2023, trade made up ___ of the Australian Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and was directly responsible for ____________ Australian jobs.

48%

one in five

500

The China-Australia Free Trade Agreement signed in 2015 states 95% of Aussie exports to China will be tariff free. What does this mean?

Aussie goods and services will be cheaper to buy in China.
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