Land, water, trees, and oil are examples of ____________ resources.
What is the definition of this type of resource?
natural
something that comes from the earth
What is the inability to satisfy all wants at the same time?
scarcity
What is the combining of human, natural, capital, and entrepreneurship resources to make goods or provide services?
Production
What type of economy is based on custom and historical precedent, which means performing same type of work as parents/grandparents?
Traditional Economy
Construction workers, factory workers, doctors, and lawyers are examples of ________________ resources.
What's the definition of this type of resource?
human
a person's labor/work
What we give up when we make a choice is known as
opportunity cost
What is combining resources to make something?
Consumption
What type of economy includes private ownership; profit motive; competition; consumer sovereignty; individual choice & minimal govt involvement?
Free Market Economy
Machines, tools, factories, and trucks are examples of _____________ resources.
What is the definition of this type of resource?
capital
manmade tools
Factors of production that are used to make goods and services are known as
resources
Another word for someone who buys something is
consumer
What type of economy has central ownership, centrally planned economy, and lack of consumer choice?
Command Economy
A girl scout sells cookies outside of a college library during finals week. She makes hundreds of dollars. What type of resource is this?
What is the definition of this type of resource?
entrepreneurship
business skills/traits
All resources and goods are _____________, so we are forced to make ____________.
limited; choices
What are consumer preferences?
What people are willing or not willing to buy
Example: Many people are willing to buy a Playstation 5. Not many people are willing to buy an XBox360.
What type of economy has owners and decision makers for private sector, and government as the owner and decision maker for public sector?
Mixed Economy
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By choosing to save, she is losing
-the chance to have a car
-the ability to buy anything right now
-the independence of being able to drive herself anywhere
Answers may varyDescribe a scenario where a choice is made, and explain the opportunity costs that come from that choice.
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What are the three basic questions of economics?
What will be produced? Who will produce it? For whom will it be produced?