Key Words Flashcards

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What is land?

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The natural resources available for the enterprise, providers of this receive rent

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What is labour?

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Human input into a production process

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What is capital?

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Man made goods that are used for the production of other goods

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What is entrepreneurial spirit?

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People who risk their own finances and make business decisions

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What is demand?

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The amount of products consumers are willing to purchase at a given price

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What are wants?

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Things that are not vital for survival, but make life easier or more pleasant

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What are needs?

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Things vital for survival

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What is the developed world?

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Where everyone is entitled to the basic needs in the developed world these are available to nearly everyone

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What is GDP?

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Total value of goods and services produced by country every year

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What is the third world?

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A place in the world where the five basic needs are rarely available

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What is disposable income?

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Money to spend after taxes are paid

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What is a wholesaler?

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Someone who provides a link between the producer and the retailer

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What is profit?

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The selling price taken away from the cost of production

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What is the chain of production?

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The stages from raw materials to the finished product

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Who are the consumers?

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The people who buy the goods and services

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What are the five basic needs?

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Water 
food 
shelter 
warmth 
clothes
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What is opportunity cost?

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When we have to make a choice between two things because there is only enough money to do one of them, the one you don’t do you is the opportunity cost

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What is choice?

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When resources can be allocated in various ways

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What is trade?

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The exchange of goods and services for money

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What is barter?

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Exchanging good for other goods without the use of money

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What is the customer?

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A person who buys goods and services from a supplier

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What is demand

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You amount of a product that will be bought at a specified price at a given time

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What are resources?

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Everything that is needed to produce goods and services

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What is scarcity?

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Is exist when the resources available are not sufficient to supply human wants

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What is the economy?
A system in a country that ensures the people survive
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What are the three main types of economy?
Planned economy mixed economy market economy
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What is planned economy
Things that are government owned and government run
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What is mixed economy
Some is government owned and some is owned by individuals
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What is market economy
Run by the people who make the decisions and own it
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What is a sole trader / proprietor?
A small business that is owned and financed by one person
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What is liability
Unlimited liability means they are responsible for their debts, they may have to sell private and personal possessions to pay this off
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What is tax?
A compulsory payment to the government taking from workers wages and businesses profit
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What is a partnership
A business that can have a minimum of two owners and a maximum of 20
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What is internal growth?
A business increases in size without joining with another business Growth is shown by a higher sales turnover and usually more profit
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What is external growth?
When businesses join together to form a larger business
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What is a merger?
When two or more businesses agree to join together to form a larger business Are usually similarly sized businesses
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What is a takeover?
When one business buys another business big businesses usually buy smaller businesses may be agreed and the business being bought is happy with the agreement may be contested where the business does not want to be bought out
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What is acquisition?
This usually means the business buys just part of another business
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What is a joint-venture?
When businesses join to sell a product together
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What is horizontal integration?
Went two businesses join together that make or sell the same products at the same stage of the chain of production
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What is vertical integration?
When one business joints with another somewhere in its chain of production
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What is recruitment?
The process by which a business hires staff
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What is induction?
The sessions given to new workers when they first start work
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What is a co-operative?
Businesses that have objectives other than making a profit. Usually aim to support the community, and encourage ethical business practices.
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What is a franchise?
An arrangement in which a well known businesses name is sold of to an individual or company who can then start trading under that name.
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What is the franchisor?
The business selling the right to trade it product or service
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What is the franchisee
The company / person buying the franchise