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Business Essentials - Economics Unit

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Things provided by Privately owned businesses   Private Goods & Services  
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Things provided by the Government   Public Goods & Services  
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Gifts of Nature   Natural Resources  
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The quantity and quality of human effort directed toward producing goods & services   Human Resources  
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Goods people produce and use to make other goods and services   Capital Goods  
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Unlimited Wants and Limited Resources   Scarcity  
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The satisfaction consumers receive from consumption   Utility  
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As more product is consumed the less satisfaction or utility the consumer has   Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility  
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The amount of something provided   Supply  
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The amount of something wanted   Demand  
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Prices set by the willingness and ability of people (supply=demand)   Market Price  
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Income - Expenses =   Profit  
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The best alternative that you give up when you make a decision   Opportunity cost  
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Decisions about what to produce, how to produce, and to whom goods and services will be allocated to generally repeats decisions made in earlier times or by previous generations   Traditional Economies  
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Individuals & businesses own productive resources made the decision what to produce, how to produce and to whom goods and services will be allocated to. (Market Prices)   Market Economy  
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An authority such as feudal lord, government agency or central planners decide what to produce, how to produce and to whom goods and services will be allocated   Command Economy  
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Output per worker   Productivty  
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Specialization of tasks within a production process so that each worker can become a specialist in doing 1 thing   Division and Specialization of Labor  
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Acquire a new piece of capital equipment to assist in production   Investment in Capital goods  
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Practice time for specialists   Investment in Human Resources  
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More units of variable resources (labor) are added to a fixed resource, eventually additional output declines   Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns  
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Average cost per unit falls as the quantity produced is increased   Economies of Scale  
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The total market value of the final goods & services produced within the borders of a country during a specific year, adjusted for price changes   Nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP)  
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The percentage of the labor force that does not have a paying job   Unemployment Rate  
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Individuals 16 or older who have a job or who have actively looked for a job during the past 30 years   Labor Force  
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A period when GDP drops for 6 or more consecutive months   Recession  
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A measure of the average price level in the economy   Consumer Price Index (CPI)  
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An increase in the overall price level   Inflation  
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A series of rises and falls in the overall level of economic activity measured by real GDP   Business Cycle  
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Occurs when there is a sustained increase in real GDP (Output continues to increase over time)   Economic Growth  
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The value of exports plus imports   Foreign Trade  
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Goods made within the country to be sold or transformed to another country   Exports  
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Goods made within another country to be sold or transferred to the U.S.   Imports  
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