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Land Refers to all natural resources used to produce goods and services
Labor Represents the human effort, both physical and metal, used in the production process
Capital Includes the tools, equipment, and buildings used to produce goods and services
Entrepreneurship Involves the initiative to combine the other factors of production to create goods and services
Command An economy where government planning groups make the basic economic decisions
Market An economy where decisions are made at made at an individual, rather than a government, level where individuals and corporations own most of the business and farms
Traditional An economy that depends on agriculture and bartering, where decisions are often made based on long held customs, beliefs, or habits
Services Work or activities people perform often for free
Traditional An economy that depends on agriculture and bartering, where decisions are often made based on long held customs, beliefs, or habits
Goods Tangible items (things you can touch)
Supply The quantity of goods, or service available for sale
Demand The quantity of a good, or service consumers are willing to buy
Entrepreneurship Involves the initiative to combine the other factors of production to create goods and services
Investment Most spent on something with a goal of making a profit
Command An economy where government planning groups make the basic economic decisions
Profit The amount left after costs are subtracted from a price
Investment Most spent on something with a goal of making a profit
Goss Domestic Product The total monetary value of all final goods and services produced with in a country's borders over a spefic period,
Investment Most spent on something with a goal of making a profit
Services Work or activities people perform often for free
Cusumer A person who satisfies a need, or want by buying a good, or service
GDP up Consumers spending, business investment, government speeding, and next exports all which contributes to overall economic growth
GDP down The decline in GDP can be attributed to various factors, including supply socks, demand shocks and more
Standard of living Refers to the level of wealth, comfort, material goods and necessities available to a person, or community
Country's literacy rate impact it's standard of living Encompass the wealth, comfort, health, education, and material well-being enjoyed by people in a society
Inflation The rate at which the general level a decrease in the purchasing power of money
Impact consumers Consumers spending is key economic measures as it drives nearly two thirds of U.S
Tariff Tax or duty imposed by a government on imported or exported goods/ typically to protect domestic industries
Quota Limit or target set for a specific purpose, such as production, sales, or import/ export, used to control quantities, or achieve goals
Embargo Official ban or restriction imposed by a government, or authority on trade, commerce, or communication with a particular country or entity
Corporation Legal entity that is separate from it's owners, capable of owning property, entering into contacts, and being held liable for it's actions
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