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What are Free Goods?
Goods so abundant that there is no scarcity. They have no price.
What are Economic Goods?
Scarce goods that have a price.
How are Economic Goods allocated?
- Price System (90%)
- Rationing- Vouchers
- Queuing- First in, First Serve
How do we know and Economic Good is very scarce?
The price of the Economic Good is very high.
What are the resources of an Economy?
- Labour
- Capital
- Entrepreneurship
Define Land
Raw materials used in productions and a gift of nature.
Define Labour
A human effort in production of goods and services.
Define Capital
Man made equipment used to produce goods and services.
Define Entrepreneurship
The persons who take the RISKS of organising the other factors of production to achieve a PROFIT.
What are other names for factors of production?
- Inputs
2. Resources
Define Final Goods
Consumer goods available for consumption for need and wants.
Define Durable Goods
They are consumer goods that last for a long time, for example, car or a house.
Define non-durable Goods
Consumer goods that are used up immediately e.g food, lollypops.
What are the types of production?
There are Capital and Consumer Goods and business and consumer services.
What are Renewable Resources?
They are replaced or replenished within 100 years e.g trees, humans
What are Non-renewable Resources?
Raw materials that cannot be replaced or replenished e.g oil, gold and silver.
What are Positive Goods?
Positive goods are beneficial to society, e.g fresh air, medicine.
What are Negative Goods?
Negative goods are a cost to society, e.g waste products that pollute rivers so the water cannot be used for drinking or water sports.
What is the payment for land?
You are paying rent for your land.
What is the payment for capital?
You are paying interest.
What is the payment for labour?
Your are paying wages.
What is the payment for entrepreneurship?
You are paying profit.
What is a subisitence society?
Everybody is independent. Working to stay at the same point as before. There is no surplus.
What is independence?
You rely on yourself and do not rely on others.