Business Concepts
Goods Vs. Services
Key Terms
Business & Society
Needs vs. Wants
100

Anything that can be bought or sold to meet customer wants or needs.

Product

100

A haircut is an example of this type of product

Service

100

The financial gain when a business earns more than it spends. 

Profit

100

People who purchase goods and services are called

Customers

100

Something essential for survival, like food or shelter.

Need

200

The total value of a business is determined by assets minus liabilities.

Net Worth

200

Clothing and groceries are examples of.

Goods

200

People who purchase goods and services from businesses.

Customers

200

Any service a person does for a company

Labor

200

Something we desire but could ultimately live without.

Want

300

The production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.

Economic Activity

300

The performance of a particular task in exchange for money.

Service

300

What a business owns minus what it owes equals this.

Net Worth

300

Places where products (goods and services) are bought and sold

Markets

300

A smartphone would typically be classified as this.

Want

400

An organized way a state or nation distributes resources and provides goods and services.

Economic System

400

Name two differences between goods and services.

Goods are tangible/services are intangible, goods can be stored/services cannot be stored 

400

Mandatory payments to government for public services.

Taxes

400

Providing products to customers, creating markets, and increasing economic benefits.

Role of business in society

400

Name two examples of needs and two examples of wants.

needs: food, shelter, clothing; wants: smartphone, designer clothes, entertainment

500

The science of how individuals, businesses, and governments make decisions about unlimited wants with limited resources.

Economics

500

A restaurant provides both goods and services. Give an example of each.

Food (goods) and Waiting Tables/Cooking (services)

500

The moral and social responsibility of businesses to demonstrate ethical behavior.

Business ethics

500

Aspects of making, selling, and providing products in exchange for money.

Business

500

Air conditioning is an example of what?

This one is subjective, where we live, it is nice, but not a need, but in places like Arizona it would be considered a need