Factors of Production
Goods
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Potpourri
100

Human effort in production

Labor

100

A situation that occurs when supply is greater than demand.

Surplus

100

If egg prices rise dramatically, consumers are most likely to buy _________ like tofu or other proteins.

Substitutes 

100

   A _________card allows you to borrow money and pay it back later.  

borrow

100

Rewards or penalties that motivate people to act in certain ways.

Incentives

200

Tools and machinery used in production

Capital

200

Goods that can replace each other, such as butter and margarine.

Substitute
200

True/False 

Paying only the minimum amount on your credit card bill is not the best way to manage your debt.

True
200

  Government payments to farmers  is an example of......

subsidies

200

The way a society organizes the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.

Economic System

300

Natural resources

Land

300

Goods that are often consumed together.

Complementary 

300

As price increases, quantity supplied ________ 

increases

300

If a product experiences a shortage, what will likely happen to its price?

It will increase
300

Takes money directly from your checking account.


Debit Card
400

Identify opportunities, innovate, and take risks to create new products or businesses.

Entrepreneurship

400

tangible items, products, or resources that satisfy human wants, provide utility, and are scarce.

goods

400

What happens at the equilibrium point on a supply and demand graph?  

 Supply and demand meet  

400

What happens to the demand for a good when its substitute's price increases?

It increases

400

Who will receive the final products? → For whom to produce? What goods and services will be created? → What to produce? How will resources be used efficiently? → How to produce?

Economic Question

500

The government controls the factors of production in a _______ economy

Command

500

The value of the next best alternative given up when making a choice.  

Opportunity Cost

500

As price decreases, quantity supplied __________ 

decreases

500

What happens to the supply of a good when new technology reduces production costs?

It increases

500

What typically happens to the price of a good when demand increases?

It increases.