Definitions
Factors of Production
Production Possibilites Curve
Economics
Random
100

The fact that people have unlimited wants and limited resources.

Scarcity

100

Natural Resources not created by human effort that are used to produce goods and services.

Land

100

Shows/Illustrates the possible combinations of goods and services that can be produced by a single nation, firm or individual given the productive resources available.

PPC Model

100

Approximately what percentage of the world's economies experience scarcity?

100%

100

What is Nathans not so favorite car brand?

Ford

200

Any resources that are made by humans, such as machines, and used to create other goods and services are called.

Capitol

200

Money, used by businesses to invest in their business.

Financial Capitol

200

Less than maximum production; using fewer resources than a person/economy/business is capable of.

Underutilization

200

Coca Cola's decision to build a new factory in Brunswick is an example of what tradeoff?

Business

200

What is JPs economics catch phrase?

"Mo money mo problems" -Michael Scott

300

Study of choices people make in light of their desire for unlimited wants but the reality of limited resources.

Economics

300

Time and Effort devoted to producing goods and services.

Labor

300

Linear shape of the curve represents a perfect/proportional tradeoff between two goods

Constant opportunity cost

300

Guns and butter are used are used to represent the classic societal tradeoff between producing

Military or consumer goods

300

What is one of the most successful Shark Tank Products?

Scrub Daddy

400

A computer, smart phone, and projector are all goods used for a business. In economics, these are known as what?

Physical Capitol

400

Business owners who organize the factors of production to bring stuff to the market

Entrepreneurship or Entrepreneurs

400

An increase in resources and a new production possibilities curve representing economic growth.

A shift outward

400

A rational decision-maker takes an action if and only if, 

A. the marginal benefit exceeds the marginal cost

B. the marginal costs exceed the marginal benefits

C. the marginal cost of the action is zero

D. the opportunity cost of the action is zero

A. the marginal benefit exceeds the marginal cost

400

When is the next Senior Breakfast?

Thursday

500

Alternative choices made by consumers, when they essentially give up one thing in order to obtain another.

Tradeoffs

500

Skills, abilities, and specialized talents of people. 

Human Capitol

500

Name 3 basic economic concepts the PPF Model can be used to model.

Scarcity, tradeoffs, opportunity cost, economic growth, efficiency, unemployment

500

What is the opportunity cost of a decision?

The most desirable/valued alternative given up in light of the decision you made.

500

What is the name of Mrs. Kerbys dog?

Piper