What is Business?
Profit & Types
Factors of Production
Economic Systems
workforce & skill
100

This is the exchange between a buyer and seller.

What is a transaction?

100

These businesses focus on helping society instead of making money.

What are not-for-profit organizations?

100

This factor includes land, water, and minerals.

What are natural resources?

100

Another name for the private enterprise system.

What is capitalism?

100

The ability to analyze and evaluate information.

What is critical thinking?

200

Businesses provide goods and this

What are services?

200

Profit equals revenue minus this.

What are expenses?

200

This factor refers to workers.

What are human resources?

200

This economist introduced the “invisible hand.”

Who is Adam Smith?

200

The ability to create new ideas.

What is creativity?

300

These are physical products like cars and food.

What are goods?

300

Without this, a business cannot survive.

What is profit?

300

This includes tools, money, and buildings.

What is capital?

300

This allows people to own and use property.

What is private property?

300

Working with people from different backgrounds is called this.

What is diversity?

400

This term describes all profit-seeking activities.

What is business?

400

This type of organization includes charities and museums.

What is nonprofit/private sector organization?

400

This factor involves risk-taking and starting businesses.

What is entrepreneurship

400

This ensures businesses compete fairly.

What is fair competition?

400

Moving jobs or production to another country.

What is offshoring?

500

This describes how business improves a nation’s standard of living.

What is providing goods, services, and employment?

500

This is the reward for risk-taking in business.

What is profit?

500

Payments made for using natural resources.

What is rent?

500

Payments made to human resources.

What are wages?

500

Using external companies to perform tasks is called this

What is outsourcing?