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100

People who make goods and services 

who are producers

100

 According to the text, this aspect of human nature means that no matter who you are, your wants will never be fully satisfied.

What are endless (or unlimited) wants?

100

This term describes any resource found in nature that is used to produce goods and services.

What is a natural resource?

100

 Lemons, water, and ice used to make the lemonade are examples of this general category of resources provided by nature.

What are natural resources?

100

This type of human resource is responsible for coordinating production activities within a business

What is an operations manager?

200

A retailer that works only online

E-tailor

200

This social science studies how people deal with unlimited wants in a world of limited resources

What is economics?

200

Natural resources are sometimes generally referred to by economists as this four-letter word.

What is land?

200

 According to the text, these three broad categories of resources were all required to make the lemonade stand successful

What are natural resources, human resources, and capital goods?

200

: This specific action involves organizing resources and accepting risk in order to make a business idea a reality and obtain a profit.

What is entrepreneurship?


300

his type of business performs intangible activities that satisfy consumer or industrial needs rather than selling physical products.

What is a service business?

300

This fundamental study deals with how society manages its limited resources to satisfy unlimited human wants

What is economics?

300

 Iron ore, gold, silver, and copper fall under this specific category of natural resources listed in the passage

What are minerals?

300

: Lemons, water, and ice used to make the lemonade are examples of this general category of resources provided by nature.

What are natural resources?

300

Some economists consider entrepreneurship to be this specific factor of production, distinct from standard human resources.

What is the fourth factor of production?

400

These intermediaries help move goods through the supply chain by purchasing products in bulk from producers and selling them to retailers.

What are wholesalers?

400

Unlike natural resources or money, this human trait causes people to always desire more goods and services regardless of how much they already have.

What are unlimited (or endless) wants?

400

 Natural resources officially become these types of resources the moment they are used to produce a good or service

What are economic resources?

400

This term refers to the people who are valued for the physical and mental work they do to produce goods and services.

What are human resources?

400

Some economists view entrepreneurship as a separate category, while others view it simply as one form of this economic resource.

What are human resources (or labor)?

500

This concept represents a business's fundamental duty to contribute positively to the overall well-being of society.

What is social responsibility?

500

 Because resources are limited but human wants are infinite, individuals and societies must make these to decide what gets produced.

What are choices (or tradeoffs)?

500

According to the text, these three specific weather conditions provided by nature can be harnessed to generate electricity or satisfy human wants

What are sunshine, precipitation, and wind?

500

According to the text, human resources are considered our most important economic resource because they combine with other resources to perform this main function.

What is producing goods and services?

500

 Because they are responsible for organizing, combining, and operating all other economic inputs, human resources hold this distinguished title among all factors of production.

What is our most important economic resource?