Consumers
The Workplace
Trade Unions
General
Sectors of Production/ functions of money
100

A Consumer who meets their own demands by producing their own goods.

Direct Consumer

100

Someone who works for an employer. By providing a service they earn a wage. 

Employee

100

An organisation of workers who are responsible for representing and supporting the rights of workers. 

A Trade Union

100

Transactions which are completed through online channels. 

E-Commerce

100

The sector where resources are extracted directly from the earth/ nature. 

Primary Sector

200

A consumer who meets their needs by exchanging goods they have produced with another producer.

Consumer by exchange

200

Someone who provides the opportunity for someone to work and earn a wage by providing a position of employment. 

Employer. 

200

The term given when an employee reports that a colleague or employer has done something wrong that impacts other people.

What is 'Whistleblowing'

200

The trend of purchasing clothing which does not last long and is highly replaceable. 

Fast Fashion

200

Money allows us to pay for goods and services because it is accepted by everyone in our economy in exchange for goods and services.

Medium of exchange

300

Consumers who buy products and goods to meet their needs using an exchange of money. 

Modern Consumers

300

Something you are morally or legally entitled to have or do something. 

Rights

300

The Sector of the economy which includes all consumers.

The household sector. 

300

The process of borrowing money from a bank

A loan/lending. 

300

A function of money that allows us to determine the value of things

Measure of value 

400

A duty or obligation to do something. In a workplace, this could be the responsibility to keep other colleagues safe.

Responsibility

400

The Process of counting expenses and income to ensure someone is able to save money. 

A Budget

400

What is good debt?

Debt which you have which may/ will allow you to make a profit in the future. 

500

What is creditworthiness?

Creditworthiness refers to how much a bank is likely to trust you with a loan. 

500

Something you pay for often which acts as protection against incidents which may occur. Can be used on a house, car, phone or travel. 

Insurance

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