Production Flashcards

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What is production?

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Production is the process of using materials (inputs) and transforming them to produce goods and services (outputs) to satisfy wants and needs.

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Name examples of inputs and outputs.

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INPUT -> OUTPUT
Wool -> clothing
Trees -> pencil/paper
Wood -> Furniture

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What are the FOUR factors of production?

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Land
Labour
Capital
Enterprise/Entrepreneurship

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What does the term ‘factors of production’ refer to?

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The term ‘factors of production’ refers to the resources that are combined in the production process to create goods and services.

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What are the rewards for each factor of production?

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Land - RENT
Labour - WAGES
Capital - INTEREST
Enterprise - PROFIT

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What is a characteristic for each factor of production?

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Land: Land + Natural Resources
Labour: Physical and Mental Work/Effort/Input
Capital: Fixed/Working Capital
Enterprise: Organisation of Factors

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What is an example for each factor of production?

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Land: Farm, Crops
Labour: Workforce
Capital: Machinery
Enterprise: Manager

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What are some examples of natural resources that land includes?

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Soil, Oil, Water, Sunshine, Seas, Rivers, Vegetation, Minerals etc.

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What is a renewable resource?

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A renewable resource is naturally replenished and cannot be used up.

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What is a non-renewable resource?

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A non-renewable resource is an environmental resource that can be used up and not replenished once the resource runs out.

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What is a natural resource of Trinidad?

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Crude oil

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What country is bauxite found in?

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Jamaica, Guyana

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Where is clay found?

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Throughout the Caribbean

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Where are diamonds found?

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Guyana

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Where is gold found?

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Guyana, Suriname

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Where is limestone found?

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Jamaica, Barbados, T&T

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Where is manganese found?

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Where is natural gas found?

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Barbados, T&T

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Where is crude oil found?

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Where is sand and silica found?

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Throughout the Caribbean

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Where is asphalt found?

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Where are forests found?

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Throughout the Caribbean

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Where is raw iron found?

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Where is natural coal found?

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What is Labour?
Labour is physical and mental effort.
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What are some rewards for labour?
Some rewards are: Profit, Interest, Wages and Salaries
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What are the FOUR categories of labour?
1. Unskilled (little or no training) 2. Semi-skilled (more experience than education) 3. Skilled (hard level of training) 4. Professional (university level, professional qualifications)
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Give two examples of each category of labour.
1. Unskilled: janitors, fast food workers 2. Semi-skilled: security guard, waitress 3. Skilled: police, mechanic 4. Professional: doctors, lawyers
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What is capital?
Capital is any man-made resource used by a business in the production of goods and services.
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What are the three types of capital?
1. Fixed 2. Working 3. Venture
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What is fixed capital?
Fixed capital is an asset or man-made resource that doesn't get consumed for production.
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What are two examples of fixed capital?
Buildings, Machinery
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What is working capital?
Working capital is any asset or man-made resource that is consumed during the production process.
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What are two examples of working capital?
Stocks of materials, Goods and cash needed for the day-to-day running of the business
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What is venture capital?
Venture capital is a form of financing that provides funds for early stage, emerging, innovative companies with high growth potential, in exchange for equity (value of the shares issued by a company).
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What are venture capitalists?
Venture capitalists are wealthy investors who like to invest their capital into businesses with long-term growth perspective.
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What is an entrepreneur?
An entrepreneur is someone who is the owner and risk-taker in a business venture and is responsible for combining and organizing all the other factors of production to produce a saleable product that will hopefully allow the business to make a profit.