Household Sector
Business Sector
Financial Sector
Government Sector
100

This is the term used by economists to describe all consumers in the economy.

What is the household sector

100

You are part of this sector when you go to work and provide labour.

The Business Sector

100

This function of money allows us to use it to pay for goods and services because it is accepted by everyone.

What is a medium of exchange?

100

This level of government is based in Canberra and runs the country.

What is the federal government?

200

These are three basic needs that households typically demand.

Food, shelter and clothing

200

In economics, this term refers to raw materials and natural resources used in production.

What is land?

200

This function of money lets us save income to spend at a later time.

What is a store of value?

200

This is the money households and businesses must pay to the government.

What are taxes?

300

This is the term for the amount of goods or services that consumers are willing and able to buy at a particular time.

What is consumer demand or household demand?

300

A trowel, a cash register, and a computer are all examples of this factor of production.

What is capital?

300

These are organisations like banks and superannuation funds that take deposits and lend money to others.

What are financial intermediaries?

300

The government uses tax money to build these three key types of infrastructure.

What are roads, schools, and hospitals?

400

This is what members of the household sector receive for their labour, which they then use to satisfy their needs and wants.

What are wages?

400

This factor of production involves recognising market demand, starting or growing a business, and taking risks.

What is enterprise?

400

This type of loan allows people to buy a house now and pay for it over time.

What is a mortgage?

400

These types of payments, like pensions or unemployment benefits, help consumers continue to spend and support businesses.

What are welfare payments?

500

This is the relationship where households provide labour and businesses provide wages and goods/services in return.

What is the interdependence between the household and business sectors?

500

This is the name given to someone who takes risks to start a business and organise resources to meet demand.

What is an entrepreneur?

500

This is the term for money borrowed by businesses to buy equipment or expand operations.

What is investment in capital?

500

High levels of this can reduce how much money consumers have to spend, slowing down business growth.

What is taxation?

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