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Markets, Goods and Services, Labor and Business

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A business owned by one person or a married couple   Sole proprietorship  
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business that two or more people own   Partnership  
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large business with many owners that gives owners personal liability protection from lawsuits   Corporations  
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Believed that competition will bring prices down to their lowest possible levels where producers can still make a profit   Adam Smith  
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Believed that the government should boost demand by spending   John Maynard Keynes  
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Felt that all means of production should be publicly owned   Karl Marx  
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When there is only one firm, which is large in size, in a market   Monopoly  
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When there are only a few sellers in a market   Oligopoly  
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After some point, successive equal-sized increases in a factor such as labor, will result in smaller increases in input   Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns  
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Average costs will go down with increases in output   Economies of Scale  
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Costs that do not vary with output such as rent   Fixed cost  
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Costs that vary with the rate of production such as wages and purchases of resources   Variable costs  
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Variable costs and fixed costs together   Total costs  
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The additional revenue you receive if you make and sell an additional unit of output   Marginal revenue  
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A consequence of an economic activity that spills over to affect third parties   Externality  
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Getting goods to consumers who want them   Marketing  
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Businesses that buy products at a lower price from manufacturers and then sells those goods to retailers   Wholesalers  
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A market situation in which there are a few large suppliers   Oligopoly  
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The control of the supply of a good or service by one company   Monopoly  
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A person who starts a new business   Entrepreneur  
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Money used to produce goods and services   Capital  
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The total amount of money a business or individual makes   Gross income  
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The income that remains after a business has paid its expenses, taxes, and other costs   Profit  
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A method of production in which each worker does just one part of the job   Division of labor  
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The buildings and machines needed to make goods and provide services   Capital goods  
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Businesses that sell products directly to the public   Retailers  
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Agency that has the power to investigate businesses to see if they were monopolies   Federal Trade Commission  
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The removal of government regulations or control   Deregulation  
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A joining of two or more companies to form a larger one   Merger  
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Settling a dispute by agreeing to accept a third party's decision   Arbitration  
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A business or factory where workers can choose whether or not to join a union   Open shop  
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A way of settling disputes in which a third party listens to both sides and then suggests a solution   Mediation  
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A business that hires only union members   Closed Shop  
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Negotiations between business owners and labor unions about conditions and terms of employment   Collective bargaining  
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A court order commanding a person or group to stop a certain action   Injunction  
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An economic approach in which government does not interfere with business   Laissez-faire  
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A refusal to work until an employer meets certain conditions   Strike  
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