Introduction to Economics
Goods and Services
Producers and Consumers
Circular Flow and Market Terms and market structure
Pricing Strategies
100

What is economics?


Study of how people satisfy their needs and wants with limited resources

100

Goods are best defined as

Physical items that satisfy wants and needs

100

A consumer’s main role in the economy is to:

Purchase goods and services 

100

In the circular flow model, households provide:

Resources to firms


100

Cost-plus pricing includes:

Adding a fixed profit to the cost

200

The economic problem is best defined as

Unlimited wants with limited resources

200

List 3 services

barbar, hairdresser, plumber ect

200

A producer’s main role in the economy is to


 Sell goods and services

200

In the circular flow, firms provide households with:

Income

200

Economy pricing is designed to

Provide low-cost products to consumers

300

What is scarcity?


 Having limited resources to meet unlimited wants

300

Goods are __________, while services are __________.

Tangible; intangible

300

Define interdependence


 

In a market, consumers and producers rely on each other.

300

The product market in the circular flow model represents:

Where goods and services are bought and sold

300

Psychological pricing focuses on

Consumer perceptions

400

provide an example of opportunity cost


Buying a new phone instead of saving money

400

Provide 3 exampls of goods (wants)

laptop, pool, holiday house,

400

provide 3 examples of consumers

person buying a bike 

family buying groceries ect


400

Oligopoly describes a market with


A few large producers

400

A demand curve typically slopes

 Downward from left to right

500

What are needs and wants? and provide an example

Items that are nice to have but not essential

Basic requirements for survival

500

explain the difference between a good and a service

The main difference is that a good is a tangible item that can be seen and touched, while a service is an action or activity that someone performs for another person.

500

Imagine you run a bakery, and suddenly there’s a huge increase in the price of flour. How might this affect you as a producer and the consumers who buy from your bakery?



The increase in the price of flour (a key ingredient) would raise production costs, making it more expensive to bake goods. The bakery might decide to increase prices to cover these costs or reduce the amount they produce. Higher prices for bakery items might lead some consumers to buy less or choose alternatives, affecting demand.

500

Monopoly is a market structure with


Only one producer

500

Which market structure is most associated with consumer choice?

  • A) Monopoly
  • B) Oligopoly
  • C) Perfect competition
  • D) Monopolistic competition

Perfect competition