what is economics?
decision making
economic growth and productivity?
the basic economic problem?
100

What is the definition of economics?

The study of how people try to satisfy seemingly unlimited and competing needs and wants through careful use of relativity scarce resources.

100

What is given up when an economic decision is made?

opportunity cost, because you given up your last choice so you made the economic decision. 

100

TRUE OR FALSE: Economic growth represents the expansion of the
country's potential GDP or national output

True 

100

what is a capital good? 

Machinery or equipment that is use by business to produce other products

200

What are needs and wants?

needs, the Basic requirement for survival. Wants, Simply something we would like to have but is not necessary for survival. 

200

What are alternative choices when making an economic decision?

Tradeoffs, because you have to balance out the factors and see which one you would rather buy. 

200

What is economic growth? 

Is an increase in the production of goods and services in an economy (country or business).

200

What is a consumer good?

Intended for final use by individuals

300

what is scarcity? 

The condition that results from society not having enough resources to produce all the things people would like to have.

300

what are the two main key points of decision making?

consumers and producers. A consumer is a person who buys and using services. A producer is a person who makes good and provides services. Also consumers and producers are like supply and demand.  

300

What is productivity? 

A measure of economic performance that indicates how efficiently inputs are converted into outputs. 

300

draw the basic problem in economics. 

on a document 
400

what are the factors of production? 

Land, labor, entrepreneurship, capital

400

Why does every economic decision involve an opportunity cost?

Because of scarce resources and unlimited wants

400

What are the two main keys points for productivity? 

inputs and outputs. Inputs, any resources used to create goods and services. Outputs, the quantity of goods or services produced. 

400

What is durable and non-durable good? 

A durable good lasts more than 3 years when used on a regular basis. A non-durable good Lasts fewer than 3 years when used on a regular basis.

500

what is the factor and product market? 

The factors market is where the factors of production are exchanged, the product market is where goods and services are exchanged

500

The cost of producing more goods is called what?

marginal cost 

500

Economic growth and productivity is driven by ________.

human capital 

500

Tradeoffs, Opportunity costs, marginal costs, marginal benefits, and personal priorities are all important to consider when ________.

making a rational choice