SOCIAL PT 1 Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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Is the study of efficient allocation of available resources

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Economics

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2
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Government strategies focuses on the monetary and fiscal policies

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Political Science

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3
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Those who are in power in the past affects a country’s economic policies

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History

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4
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Study of individuals, households, and businesses

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Microeconomics

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Study of the aggregate, or something like national or global economies

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Macroeconomics

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What are the three Economic Schools of Thoughts

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Classical, Keynesian, and Neoclassical

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7
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Individuals will maximize their satisfaction

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Utility Maximization

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8
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Firms are naturally profit maximizing.

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Theory of the Firm

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9
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Collective individual decisions drive the aggregate social behavior

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Rational Choice Theory

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10
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It is the relationship between input (Labor and capital) which equals to production. Calculates production costs and if it’s profit maximizing or not

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Cobb Douglas Equation

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11
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Are goods that are critical for survival

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Needs

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12
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Are goods that one can live without

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Wants

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13
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A psychologist who came up with a five-level hierarchy of human needs

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Abraham Harold Maslow

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14
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The book that Abraham Harold Maslow introduced in 1943

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Theory of Human Motivation

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15
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The stage of needs that include food, water, air, and sleep

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Physiological needs

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16
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The stage of needs that may be in terms of finances, health or well-being

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Safety Needs

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17
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The stage of needs that is classified by friendships or family

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Love/Belonging

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The stage of needs which includes the need to feel recognized and respected

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The stage of needs when the person desires self-improvement and the need to accomplish something

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Self-actualization

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It is when you are content with only satisfying four of the Five Stages of Needs

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Deficit Needs or D-Needs

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A factor like age may influence a person’s needs and wants

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Demographic Factors

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A factor like family and friends can influence a person’s needs and wants

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Social and Cultural Factors

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A factor like your beliefs and faith in a deity affects your needs and wants

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Religious Factors

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A factor like personal income may influence a persons needs and wants

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Economic Factors

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A factor like the status or prestige that comes with owning some things may also influence a person's wants
Psychological Factors
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A factor such as location and climate likewise impact human beings' needs and wants
Geographic Factors
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A factor like stability in the government can also influence a persons needs and wants
Political Factors
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It is when you give up something in order to keep another thing.
Trade Off
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It is defined as the next best alternative or the benefit you are giving up when making a choice. Can be viewed as the outcome of a trade off
Opportunity Cost
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It is the study of the costs and benefits of an additional output
Marginal Analysis
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It is defined as a phenomenon. When resources are insufficient
Scarcity
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Is a result of the interaction between supply and demand that causes unavailability
Shortage
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Are those that are products of nature or naturally occurring in the environment
Natural Resources
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Are those that are naturally replenished and appear to be constantly available
Renewable Resources
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What are the kinds of Renewable Resources
Solar Energy Hydro Energy Geothermal Energy Wind Energy
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Are those that do not replenish naturally or take an extremely long time to do so
Nonrenewable Resources
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What are the kinds of Nonrenewable Resources
Coal, fossil fuels, nuclear, and natural gas
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The kind of economy which is based on culture and rituals, it is focused on the community as a whole
Traditional Economy
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The kind of economy that relies on the government to take all economic decisions including allocating and distributing resources and regulating prices
Command Economy
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The kind of economy that is driven by consumers whose decisions determine how the industries will operate.
Market Economy
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The kind of economy which utilizes limited government involvement while also applying free-market concepts
Mixed Economy