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Freedom of Enterprise   Ensures that entrepreneurs and private businesses are free to obtain and use economic resources to produce their chose of product and to sell them in their chosen markets.  
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Freedom of Choice   Enables to employ or dispose of their property as they see fit.  
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Competition   Is freedom of choice exersized in pursuit of a monetary return.  
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specialization   is the use of resources of an individual, firm, region, or nation to produce one or a few goods or services rather than a range of goods and services  
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human specialization or the division of labor   makes differences in abiliy fosters learning by doing saves time  
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Five Fundamental question   What goods & services will be produced How will the goods and services be produced who will get the goods and services how will the system accomidate change? how will the system progress  
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Self interest   simply means that each economic unit that tries to achieve its own particular goal, which usually requires to deliver something of value to others  
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The functional distribution of income   indicates how the nations earned income is apportioned among wages, rents, interest, and profits, that is according to the function performed by the reciever.  
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Personal distribution of income   indicates how the nation's money is divided among households.  
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2005 disposition of household income   88% personal consumptions, 12% personal taxes, >0% savings.  
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durable goods   are things purchased that have a life of 3 rs or more.  
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nondurable goods   are things purchased that have a life of less than 3 yrs.  
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law of demand   All else equal, as price falls, the quantity demand rises, and as price rises, the quantity demanded falls. (inverse)  
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determinants of demand   1. consumer tastes (preferences) 2. the number of buyers in the market 3. consumers' incomes 4. prices of related goods 5. consumer expectations (right, increase of demand: left, decrease of demand; demand shifters)  
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supply   a schedule or curve showing the various amounts of a product that producers are wiling and able to make abailable for sale at each of a series of possible prices during a specific period.  
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law of supply   a supply schedule tells us that firms will produce and offer for sale more of their product at a high price than a low price  
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demand   a schedule or a curve that shows the various amounts of a product that the consumers are willing and able to purchase at each of a sereis of possible prices during a specified period of time  
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determinants of supply   1. resources prices 2. technology 3. taxes and subsidies 4. prices of other goods 5. producer expectations 6. the number of sellers in the market (left, decrease of supply: right, increase of supply; supply shifters)  
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surplus / shortage   excess supply (above equilibrium), excess demand (below equilibrium)  
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business population   plant, firm, industry (physical establishment, fabricating and distributing g&s) (business organization that owns and operates plants) (group of firms that produce the same, or similar, products)  
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legal forms of business   sole proprietorship (a business owned and operated by one person), partnership (a business organization that two or more individuals who agree to own and operate a business together), corporation  
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stock   a share in ownership of the corporation  
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bond   lending money to a corporation  
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redistributing income   transfer payments (welfare, medicare) market intervention (price ceiling, price floors) taxation (income tax)  
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negative & positive externalities   spillover to a third party without compenation, spillover to third parties or the community at large legislation, taxes; subsidize consumers, subsidize suppliers, provide goods via govt  
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Economic Resources   Land Labor Capital Entrepreneurial Ability  
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Assumptions of the production possibility curve   Full Employment Fixed Resources Fixed Technology Two Goods  
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law of increasing oppertuinity cost   as the production of a particular good increases, the oppertunity cost of producing and additional unit rises  
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market system   capitalism, private ownership of resources and the use of markets and prices to coordinate direct economic activity.  
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oppertunity cost   what a person gives up to have/own something else  
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economic rationale   for the law of increasing opportunity cost is that all economic resources are not completely adaptable to alternative uses.  
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ownprice   price of product one deals with  
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price change   movement along the demand curve  
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optimal output   MB=MC Marginal Benefits = Marginal Cost  
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