Markets Flashcards

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What is a “means of exchange”?

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A means of exchange is a method of payment for goods and services

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What is a Market?

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A market is a situation where potential buyers are in contact with potential sellers and there is a means of exchange.

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What is barter?

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Barter is the use of goods or services as a means of exchange.

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What is the economic problem?

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The economic problem is how to satisfy unlimited wants with only limited resources

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What is opportunity cost?

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Opportunity cost is the second choice when making a decision. It may have been rejected due to lack of resources or a better alternative.

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What are the three basic economic questions?

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The three basic economic questions are:
What to produce?
How to produce?
For whom to produce?

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What is consumer sovereignty?

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Consumer sovereignty is the idea that consumer is king in deciding where resources are allocated in a market economy.

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What is the production process?

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The production process is the actual making of the goods or provision of services.

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What are economic resources?

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Economic resources are the inputs required by the producer to complete the production process.

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What are land resources?

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Land resources refer to natural resources.

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What are labour resources?

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Labour resources is the person power available to work in the production process.

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What are capital resources?

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Capital resource is the machinery, plant and buildings made by people to assist in the manufacture of commodities and provisions of services.

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What is an entrepreneur?

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An entrepreneur is the name given to an individual who possesses the quality of enterprise.

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What does scarcity mean?

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Scarcity is the economic problem of having unlimited wants in a world with limited resources.

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What is the Law of Demand?

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The Law of Demand States that the consumer demand is inversely proportional to the movement in price of the product.

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What are goods?

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Goods are products that you can purchase and possess, such as food.

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What are services?

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Services is something that you can purchase but never possess, such as someone cleaning your house.

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What are the Factors of Supply?

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Availability of resources
Cost of resources
Efficiency in resource use

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What are complementary goods?

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Complementary goods are goods who’s use is associated with another goods
Printer and Ink
Doritos and Salsa

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What are substitute goods?

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Substitute goods are goods which, due to a change in conditions, may replace each other.
If the price of Coca-Cola were to increase, more people would purchase Pepsi.

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Define Economics:

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Economics is the branch of knowledge concerned with the production, consumption, and transfer of wealth.

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What are the Factors of Demand?

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Price of substitutes
Preferences
Income
Expectations (Advertising)
Price of complementary products
Price of the product itself
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What are goods?

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Goods are products that you can purchase and possess, such as food.

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What are services?

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Services is something that you can purchase but never possess, such as someone cleaning your house.

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What is the Law of Supply?
The higher the price that can be gained for an item, the more that will be supplied and visa versa
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What are complementary goods?
Complementary goods are goods who's use is associated with another goods Printer and Ink Doritos and Salsa
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What are substitute goods?
Substitute goods are goods which, due to a change in conditions, may replace each other. If the price of Coca-Cola were to increase, more people would purchase Pepsi.
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Define Economics:
Economics is the branch of knowledge concerned with the production, consumption, and transfer of wealth.
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What are the 3 types of resources?
Land, labour and capital
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What is a need?
A necessity of survival
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What is a want?
A product that make survival more comfortable and enjoyable