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consumption   using goods and services  
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scarcity   the inability to satisfy all wants at one time  
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resources   factors of production that are used to make goods and services  
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choice   selecting an item from a list of alternatives  
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opportunity cost   what is given up when you make a choice  
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price   amount of money exchanged for a good or service  
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incentive   things that motivate  
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supply   amount of goods and services available  
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demand   amount of goods and services consumers are willing and able to buy  
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production   combining 4 resources to make goods and services  
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the 4 types of resources   natural, human, capital, and entrepreneurship  
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what 2 factors determine price?   supply and demand  
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law of demand   as price goes up, demand goes down  
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law of supply   as price goes up, quantity supplied goes up  
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substitute   goods that can be exchanged for one another  
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compliment   goods that are used in conjunction with one another  
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3 basic questions of economics   1. what will be produced? 2. who will produce? 3. for whom will it be produced?  
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what are the 4 types of economies?   traditional, free-market, command, mixed  
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What are economic decisions based off of in traditional economies?   custom  
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How are jobs determined in traditional economies?   what their parents do  
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what is an example of traditional economy?   India  
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How are property and resources owned in free-market economies?   privately  
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what are 3 big things in free-market economies?   profit motive, competition, and individual choice  
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how much is the government involved in free-market economies?   minimally  
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what is an example of a free-market economy?   Hong Kong, China  
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How is property owned in command economies?   centrally by the government  
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what is an example of a command economy?   North Korea and Cuba  
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What are the 3 types of business organizations?   sole proprietorship, partnership, and corporations  
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what is a sole proprietorship?   a small business owned by one person  
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what are the strengths of a sole proprietorship?   their own bosses, decide details, keep all profits  
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what are the weaknesses of a sole proprietorship?   must supply all money, pay taxes, must face losses if it fails  
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what is a local example of a sole proprietorship?   For the Love of Chocolate  
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what is a partnership?   a business in which 2 or more people share all costs and responsibilities  
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what are the strengths of a partnership?   more money sources, greater chance of success, share responsibilities  
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what are the weaknesses of a partnership?   disagree on the way things are done, share profits and credit  
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what is a local example of a partnership?   Allen, Allen, Allen, and Allen  
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what is a corporation?   a permanent organization which ends when their owners die  
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who is a corporation owned by?   stockholders  
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What are the strengths of a corporation?   assets are sold if it fails, liable for only your part  
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what are the weaknesses of a corporation?   lots of rules and regulations, very little voice  
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what is a local example of a corporation?   Kroger  
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What is an entrepreneur   a risk taker who starts their own business to make a profit and bring factors of production together  
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In the product market, the household pays _____ in return for _____ from the government.   taxes, services  
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In the product market, the business provides ________ in return for _____from the household.   products and services, monetary payments  
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In the product market, the business provides ________ in return for _____ from the government.   products and services, monetary payments  
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In the resource market, the household provides ________ in return for _____ from the government.   labor, monetary payments  
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In the resource market, the household provides ______ in return for _____ from the business.   labor, monetary payments  
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In the resource market, the business pays _____ in return for ______ from the government.   taxes, services  
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What are the 5 roles the US government plays in our economy?   1. Maintain legal and social framework 2. provide public goods and services 3. maintain competition 4. redistribute income 5. stabilize the economy  
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What does the government do in maintaining legal and social framework?   laws, courts, monetary system, and maintain security  
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what is the difference in public and private goods?   public - many people use at a time (taxes) private - 1 person at a time (you want, you pay)  
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What is a characteristic of maintaining competition/   have anti-trust acts - eliminate monopolies  
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How does the government redistribute income?   taxes - through welfare, social security, Medicare, Medicade  
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How does the government stabilize the economy?   reduce unemployment, control inflation, promote economic growth  
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