PPC
Schedules & Graphs
Circular Flow Model
Factors of Production & Costs
GDP, Markets, and Spending
100

What do points on the PPC represent?

Efficient use of resources

100

A schedule lists data in the form of a ____?

table

100

Who are the two main players in the circular flow model?

Households and Businesses

100

Land -> 

Rent

100

Consumer expenditures mostly go towards what two things?

Goods and services
200

What does a point inside the PPC show?

inefficiency

200

What is the visual version of a schedule? 

line graph

200

In the factor market, households sell ___________ to businesses. 

Factors of production

200

Labor ->

Wages

200

Dissavings is defined as spending ______ than your current income.

More

300

What does moving along the PPC demonstrate?

Opportunity cost

300

What is a strength of a schedule?

Shows exact numbers

300

In the product market, businesses sell ________ to households. 

Goods and Services 

300

Capital ->

Interest

300

Give an example of a transfer payment.

welfare, subsidies, unemployment, etc.

400

What does it mean if the PPC shifts outward?

Growth

400

What is a weakness of a line graph?

Exact numbers may be lost

400

Government enters the model through taxes, spending and ______ payments. 

Transfer

400

Entrepreneurship ->

Profit 

400

What happens when the government borrowing reduces funds available for businesses? 

Crowding out
500

Why are points outside the PPC unattainable?

They require more resources than are currently available.

500

Which tool is better for spotting patterns?

line graph

500

How do money and real goods/services flow relative to each other?

In opposite directions 

500

What discourages the flow of new products in an economy?

Discouraging entrepreneurship

500

What is it called when the government spends more than it receives? 

Budget deficit
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