resources Flashcards

(33 cards)

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What are free goods?

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Goods so abundant that there is no scarcity. They have no price.

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what are economic goods

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Scarce that have a price

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How are economics are allocated?

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Price system (90%)
Rationing vouchers
Queuing-first in first served

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4
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How do we know economics good is very scarce?

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The price is high.

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5
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What are the resources of an economy?

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Labour, capital, entrepreneurship.

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What are the differences between needs and wants

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needs you must have to sustain life but wants you don’t, they just satisfy for likes. Needs are limited but wants are unlimited.

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final goods

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consumer goods available for consumption for needs and wants.

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what are capital goods

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man made goods

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9
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define durable consumer goods

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are consumer goods that last a long time etc cars. houses

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define non-durable consumer goods

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consumer goods that are used up immediately

e.g.food, lollies, drinks

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what are types of production are there

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goods which are capital, consumer

services which are consumer, business

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what are renewable resources

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replaced or replenished within 100 years e.g. trees

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what are non renewable resources?

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raw materials that cannot be replaced or replenished e.g. oil, gold, silver

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define land

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raw materials used in production and a gift of nature.

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define entrepreneurship

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the person (s) who take the risk of other factors and production to achieve a profit.

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16
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What are other names for factors of production

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input

resources

17
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define labour

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human effort in production of goods

18
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what are positive goods

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beneficial to society e.g. fresh air, medicine

19
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what are negative goods

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cost to society e.g. waste products that pollute rivers

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what is the payment of land

21
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what is the payment of capital

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what is the payment for labour

23
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what is the payment for entrepreneurship

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What is subsistence society?

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  • everybody is independent
  • working to stay at the same point as before
  • there is no surplus
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What is independent?
you rely on yourself and do not rely on others.
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what is specialisation?
its individuals concentrating on a specific task, to become an expect at.
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What is division of labour.
breaking down the production process. into smaller tasks so a worker becomes specialist
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What is division of labour by product.
Individuals concentrating on producing a specific goods or services
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What is a benefit of specialisation ?
gain more means- time - skill Higher quality goods + services, more efficiently / faster. A surplus can be created for trading
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what is interdependence
a situation where you rely on others and they rely on you for success
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what is dependence
you rely on others and they do not rely on you e.g. baby and mother
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what is a disadvantage of specialisation
- interdependence - boring - repetitive - your soil may not be wanted in future
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what is the three major innovations to improve surplus in economy?
- mechanisation - division of labour by product - division of labour by process