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100

A desire for a product

Want

100

An essential product 

Need

100

The amount of money earned after expenses

Profit

100

Something used in the creation of a product

Resource

100

When there is not enough of a resource

Scarcity

200

The study of how a society uses its resources to meet the needs and wants of its people. 

Economics

200

The people who create goods or services for a business

Employee

200

The money, building and equipment used by a business. 

Capital

200

The item that a business has decided not to produce.

Opportunity cost

200

A person who buys a good or services. 

Consumer

300

A place where buyers and sellers come together to exchange money for goods and services. 

Market

300

A person who pays a wage to their workers for the work that they do. 

Employer

300

An owner of a property who rents it for a profit.

Landlord

300

A person who pays rent when living in a house owned by someone else. 

Tenant

300

To take out a loan from a bank to buy a house. 

Mortgage 

400

When prices rise, the quantity of demand decreases.

Law of Demand

400

Producers want to sell products at a higher price to make a bigger profit. 

Law of Supply

400

A business owned by one person. 

Sole proprietor

400

A business owned by 2 or more people, but no more than 20. 

Partnership

400

A company that is owned by shareholders.

Corporation

500
The duty of a business to operate in a way that does not harm society.

Business Responsibility

500

Another word for the resource of workers.

Labour

500

A product of dubious quality 

Shonky

500

Owner must perform multiple roles is a negative of this type of ownership. 

Sole proprietor

500
The sharing of responsibility and decision making is a benefit of this type of business. 

Partnership.