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econ. chapter 1

Vocabulary

TermDefinition
Wants desire that can be satisfied by consuming a good or service
needs things such as food,cloting and shelter that are neccessary for survival
sacrcity situation that exists when there are not enoufh resources to meet human wants
economics study of how individuals and societies sarisfy their unlimited supply of wants
goods physical objects that can be purchased
services work that one person does for another person
consumer a person who buys goods or services for perosnal use
producer the person who makes the goods or services
factors of production the economic resources needed to produce the goods
land all the natural resources on or under the ground that are used to produece the goods and services
labor all the human efforts and talent used to produce the good and services
capital all the resources people make and use to produce and distribute goods and services
entreprenurships the combinations of vision, skill and ingenuty and also willingness to a run a buisness
incentives benefit offered to encourage people to act in a certain way
utility benefit or satisfaction gained from using a good and service
economize to make decisions according what is believed to best combonation and benefit
trade off alternative someone gives up when making an economic choice
opportunity cost value of something that is given up by choosing one alternative for another
cost benefit analysis practice of examining the money and the expected benefits of choice aiddecision
marginal cost additional money of producing or using one more unit of good and services
marginal benefit benefit or satisfaction gained
economic model simplified representation of complex economic activities, systems or problems
production possible curve graph used to illistruate the impact of scarcity on an ecomnomic by showing the higher the lower amount of goods
efficiency the condition in which economic resources are being produced higher number of goods and serivices
underutilization condition in which ecnomic resource arent be used
law of increasing opportunity cost states that a production switched from one production to another, increasingly more resources are needed to increasing the production of the secodn production
statics numerical data or information to see patterns of behaivors
microeconomics study of one persons behaivor in an economy
macroeconomics study of multiple behaivors in an economy
positive economics way of describing and explaining economics as it is not as it should be
normative econiomics describing and explaining behaivor shouldnt be
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