The study of how individuals and societies satisfy their unlimited wants with limited resources
What is economics?
Communist and socialist countries have this type of economy.
What are command or planned economies?
List the four factors of production
Land, labor, capital, entrepreneurship
Point A is...
What is efficient?
Ability to produce at lowest opportunity cost
What is comparative advantage?
Unlimited wants and limited resources
What is scarcity?
all alternatives we give up when we make an economic decision
What are trade-offs?
Factory
What is capital?
Point E is...
What is inefficient?
Measures productivity (who can produce the most?)
What is absolute advantage?
Study of the whole economy;
inflation, unemployment, imports/exports
how does the government respond to changes in the economy
What is macroeconomics?
Most desirable alternative when making a decision
What are opportunity costs?
Cashier
What is labor?
Will the PPF curve move in or out based on the following:
Cobalt mine workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo go on strike.
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Which country has the absolute advantage in grapes?
What is Brazil?
Study of individual decision making
one person, industry, or company
how do these individuals respond to changes in the economy
What is microeconomics?
Cost of doing something one more time
Not just financial cost
What is marginal cost?
Corn
What is land?
What is the opportunity cost of moving from point b to a?
15 corn
Which country has the comparative advantage in chocolates?
What is Switzerland?
Benefit from doing something one more time
What is marginal benefit?
A model that shows the combination of two goods that can be produced with full and efficient use of resources
What is a Production Possibility Frontier (PPF)?
Ray Kroc (founder of McDonald's)
What is entrepreneurship?
What is the per unit opportunity cost of moving from point a to point b?
4/3 robots
Which country has the comparative advantage in cars?
Country A