EC-070
EC-902
EC-903
EC-901
EC-011/EC-012
100

What is the main goal of most businesses?

To earn a profit by providing goods or services people want.

100

What is an economic good?

A physical product you can see and touch

100

What are the four factors of production?

Land, Labor, Capital, and Entrepreneurship.

100

What is scarcity?

The basic economic problem of having unlimited wants but limited resources.

100

What is the Law of Demand?

What is the Law of Demand?

200

What is a stakeholder?

Anyone impacted by a business, including employees, customers, owners, and the local community.

200

What is an economic service?

An activity or work done for someone else

200

What is a land resource?

Any natural resource found in nature, like water, timber, or oil.

200

What is opportunity cost?

The next best choice you give up when you make a decision.

200

What is the Law of Supply

As prices go up, sellers want to produce more. As prices go down, they produce less.

300

What is corporate social responsibility?

The idea that a business should do good for society, not just make money.

300

What is a consumer good?

A product bought by an individual for personal use.

300

What is a labor resource?

The work, time, and effort provided by employees.

300

What are the four basic economic activities?

Production, distribution, exchange, and consumption.

300

What happens when there is a shortage of a product?

Demand is higher than supply, which usually causes the price to go up.

400

How can a business positively impact its community?

By creating local jobs, donating to charities, and using eco-friendly practices.

400

What is an industrial good?

A product bought by a business to use in its operations or to make other products.

400

What is a capital resource?

Human-made tools, machinery, and buildings used to make goods

400

What is consumption?

The act of buying or using goods and services to satisfy a need.

400

What is a monopoly?

A market where there is only one company selling a product, giving them total control over prices.

500

Why is business ethics important?

It helps businesses build trust with customers and avoid costly legal issues.

500

Why do economic goods and services cost money?

Because the resources used to make them are limited

500

What role does an entrepreneur play?

They take the financial risk to combine land, labor, and capital to start a business.

500

Why must individuals and businesses make trade-offs?

Because time, money, and resources are limited, so you can't have everything.

500

What is pure competition?

A market with many sellers offering identical products, keeping prices low and fair.