MONEY
PRODUCTION
BUYING & SELLING
Economics 101
Macro-Economics
100

Another word for money

Currency


100

Natural, Human and Productive

Types of resources

100

Price people are willing to pay

Market Price


100

Tangible things that satisfy wants and needs

Goods

100

Persistent increase in all prices over a period of time

Inflation

200

Able to withstand wear and tear

Durable

200

Building, Tools, equipment

Capital Resources

200

Income before costs are taken out

Revenues

200

Not enough of something to supply everyone's needs and wants

Scarcity

200

The price of an average basket of goods purchased by households

Consumer Price Index

300

Able to be split

Divisable

300

Those things that consumers will purchase

Goods and Services

300

All money that goes into making a product

Costs

300

The process of becoming very good at one task

Specialization

300

Accelerated inflation causing the collapse of currency

Hyper Inflation

400

Able to be transported easily

Portable

400

Oil, trees,land etc

Natural Resources

400

Total Revenues minus costs

Profit

400

The most valuable alternative  given up to choose something else

Opportunity Cost

400

The measure of a the economy of a country

Based on the value of goods and services produced in a year

Gross Domestic Product

500

Exchange without money

Barter

500

A producer who takes risks to supply goods or services

Entrepreneur

500

The quantity of something producers want to sell and the quantity consumers want to buy


Supply and Demand

500

The buyer of a good or servive

Consumer

500

The name referring to goods or services selling for more than they are worth

Bubble