Resources Flashcards

(36 cards)

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How are Scarce Resources allocated

A

The Price system
Rationing-via vouchers
Queueing System-first in first served

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What are free goods

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Goods so abundant that there is no price for them

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What are Economic Goods

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Scarce goods that are allocated by the price system, rationing or queuing.

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4
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What happens if goods are really scarce

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The price rises

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5
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What are the resources

A

Land, Labour, Capital, Entrepreneurship

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6
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Define Land

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Raw Materials supplied by nature

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7
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Define Labour

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Human resources or Human effort

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8
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Define Capital

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Manmade resources used to assist production

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9
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Define Entrepreneurship

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The person who takes the risk of organising the other factors of production to achieve a profit from production

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What are other names for resources

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Factors of production or Inputs to production

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11
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What types of production are there

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Goods and Services

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12
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What type of goods are there

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Consumer Goods

Capital Goods

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13
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What type of consumer goods are there

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Durable goods

Non durable goods

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14
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Define consumer goods

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Goods to assist consumers satisfaction for needs and wants

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15
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What are Renewable Resources

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Natural resources that will replenish in 100 years.

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What are Non-Renewable resources?

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Natural resources that will not replenish when used eg oil, coal, gold

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What are positive and negative goods

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Positive goods are benificial to society and negative goods aren’t beneficial to society

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What are Goods

A

Objects with a physical precense

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What are Services

A

Things that people do for you

20
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The Payment for Land

21
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The Payment for Labour

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The Payment for Capital

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The Payment for the Entrepreneur

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What is a producer

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Someone who makes goods or services

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What is a consumer
Someone who pays for the Goods or Services created by the producer.
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What is Interdependent
Relying on someone and them relying on you for your needs and wants.
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What is a subsistence Economy
Everybody works independently just to maintain their current living standards.There is no surplus produced.
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What is independent
You rely on yourself for needs and wants. You do not rely on others
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What is specialisation
Individuals concentrating on one task to improve productivity + efficiency
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What is Division of Labour
Breaking down the production process into small tasks
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What is Division of Labour by Product
Breaking the labour to concentrate on 1 specific type of production. - Farming - Fishing - Construction
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What is the benefit of Division of Labour/Specialisation
- More Goods and Services - Higher Production + Efficiency - Better Quality - Greater Surplus
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What methods can producers use to increase surplus of production
Division of Labour by product Division of Labour by process Mechanisation
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What is a disadvantage of specialisation
You become Interdependent | Can be boring or repetitive
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What is Dependence
Where you are reliant on others for your needs and wants but they do not rely on you e.g. baby + mother.
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What can surplus be used for
- Saving - Trading - More Leisure