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

 These businesses perform intangible activities to satisfy customer needs rather than selling physical goods.

What are service businesses?

100

A desire that requires spending money to satisfy

What is an economic want?

100

Along with natural and human resources, this third resource category is also limited.

What are capital goods?

100

The process of deciding how to obtain the greatest satisfaction from limited resources.

What is economics?

100

If a positive study finds that fidget spinners improve learning and attention, this happens to the demand for fidget spinners.

What is demand increases?

200

Farms, mines, manufacturers, and construction companies all fall under this main category of business.

What are producer businesses?

200

Any desire or item that requires spending money to obtain or satisfy.

What is an economic want?

200

: Natural resources, human resources, and capital goods all share this key characteristic.

What is being limited?

200

Desires for things that may or may not be necessities, categorized as either economic or noneconomic.

 What are wants?

200

If the price of bearings—a key resource used in production—increases, this happens to the supply of fidget spinners.

 What is supply decreases?

300

 Retailers and wholesalers move goods to consumers without doing this to the actual products.

What is modifying or changing their form?

300

A desire that can be fulfilled completely without spending any money

What is a noneconomic want?

300

The main reason there are not enough resources for everyone to have as much as they want.

What is people want more resources than exist or can be produced easily?

300

Wants are described as this because as soon as one is satisfied, new ones develop or change over time.

What is unlimited?

300

If the price of Fidget cubes, a substitute good, decreases, this happens to the demand for fidget spinners.

 What is demand decreases?

400

Businesses that supply products to retailers or other companies to use in their operations rather than selling directly to consumers

What are wholesalers (or wholesale trade businesses)?

400

 Buying sports equipment, getting a haircut, or purchasing furniture are all examples of this type of want.

What are economic wants?

400

The three main classifications of resources identified as limited in the lesson.

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

400

Examples of these include tangible items like cell phones and intangible services like haircuts or downloadable music

What are economic wants?

400

 If the government provides a financial subsidy to manufacturers, this happens to the supply of fidget spinners.

What is supply increases?

500

The three sub-types of producer businesses identified in the module.

What are raw goods producers, manufacturers, and builders/construction businesses?

500

Watching a sunset, talking with a friend, or lying on the grass are examples of this type of want

What are noneconomic wants?

500

Resources are scarce because people desire more than what can exist or be easily produced at any single point in this.

What is time?

500

The fundamental reason why consumers, businesses, and governments must choose which wants to satisfy

What is resources are limited while wants are unlimited?

500

During a recession when consumer incomes fall, this happens to the demand for a "normal good" like fidget spinners.

What is demand decreases?