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Brock Economics

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When resources are limited but wants are unlimited this problem exists scarcity
Choosing one option means giving up another this is called opportunity cost
The study of choices about limited resources is economics
Things made for use or sale are called goods
Work people do for others is called services
The satisfaction gained from a product is called utility
When people act in their own best interest they show self interest
Small extra cost or benefit of one more unit is marginal
Decisions comparing costs and benefits are called cost benefit
The next best alternative given up is opportunity cost
People who buy goods and services are consumers
People who make goods or services are producers
Markets where buyers and sellers interact are markets
The desire and ability to buy is demand
The amount producers are willing to sell is supply
When demand increases prices usually increase
When supply increases prices usually decrease
The meeting point of supply and demand is equilibrium
A situation where quantity demanded exceeds supply is shortage
A situation where supply exceeds demand is surplus
An economy where government controls resources is command economy
An economy where individuals make choices is market economy
A system combining both types is mixed economy
Private ownership of resources is capitalism
Government ownership of resources is socialism
Basic economic questions include what how and for whom to produce
The factors used to produce goods are factors production
Natural resources used in production are land
Human effort used in production is labor
Tools and machines used are capital
An entrepreneur organizes resources and takes risk
Payment for work done is called wages
Payment for using land is rent
Payment for capital is interest
Profit is money left after costs
A rise in overall prices is inflation
A fall in overall prices is deflation
The total value of goods produced is gdp
When people actively seek work but cannot find it unemployment
Government spending and taxing is fiscal policy
What happens to the demand curve when demand increases? shifts right
What happens to the demand curve when demand decreases? shifts left
What happens to the supply curve when supply increases? shifts right
What happens to the supply curve when supply decreases? shifts left
What does a change in price cause on a graph? movement along curve
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