Needs and Wants
Demand & Pricing
Consumers & Businesses
Factors of Production
Work & Income
Circular Flow Model (2-Sector)
100

What are needs?

Things we must have to survive, like food and water.

100

What is demand?

The desire and willingness of consumers to buy something.

100

What is a consumer?

Someone who buys goods and services.

100

What are the factors of production?

The four resources used to make goods and services.

100

Money people earn from working.

Income

100

The two groups in the two-sector circular flow model are...

Households and Businesses

200

What are wants?

Things we would like to have but can live without, like gaming consoles or lollies.

200

When price goes up, demand usually goes down — this is called the _____.

The law of demand

200

What is a business?

A place or organisation that sells goods or services for profit.

200

What is land?

Natural resources like land, forests, or water.

200

Work someone does without getting paid is called

Voluntary work

200

Households provide this to businesses in return for income.
 

labour

300

What is scarcity?

The economic problem where wants are unlimited but resources are limited.

300

What are substitutes?

Goods that are often bought instead of each other, like Coke and Pepsi.

300

What is interdependent? / What is interconnection?

Consumers and producers relying on each other.

300

The factor that involves starting businesses and taking risks is?

Enterprise

300

What is an internship?

A student working for experience in a field.

300

Businesses provide these to households.

Goods and Services

400

What is opportunity cost?

The “next best option” you miss out on when you make a choice.

400

What are complementary goods?

Goods that are bought together, like burgers and chips.

400

What is responding to healthy demand?

Healthier preferences: adding salads or low-sugar options.

400

Tools, machines, and buildings used in production are called?

Capital

400

What is the age pension?

Income retired people may receive from the government.

400

The model showing movement of money and resources between households and firms is called...?
 

The circular flow model

500

Scarcity forces people to do this, because they can’t have everything.


Make choices

500

One thing that can increase demand even if price stays the same.
Advertising

Advertising

500

When customers want eco-friendly products, businesses may change this.

packaging / materials / product ingredients

500

Human effort and workers used to make products is called?

Labour

500

Income people save during working life to use after retirementis called...?

Superannuation

500

In the circular flow model, money goes from households to firms when households do this.

Buy goods and services.