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Human Necessities

goods and services necessary for survival

land

natural resources found on earth

labor

human resources all workers

captital

monetary resources needed to start and operate a buisness

entreprenurship

human skills required to start and run a buisness

resources

materials used to make goods or services

time utility

degree ti which a product or service is available at a necessary or right time

Place Utility

Degree to which a product or service is available at a necessary or right location

Form Utility

Degree to which a product or services is useful or desirable due to its form



Economics

way in which allocates services to produce various commodities and how those consumption

Possession Utility

degree to which a product or service is easy to learn about

Utility

added value marketing adds to product

Mixed Economies

Consumers decide to what is produces through the purchases they make

Command Economies

One person or group makes production desicions

Capitalism

economic system in which business are privately owned



Socialism

Economic system in which there is increased government involvement and more social services in order to obscure standard of living

Communism

Totalitarian government runs all controls of business

FES

economic system which uses the capital approach of encouraging people to start and run businesses

Competition

struggle between 2 companies

Price Completion

focuses on sale prices of a product

non price competition

focuses on factors other than price

Monopoly

situation in which a company controls market economy

oligopolies

situation in which a few companies have control over products market

risk

possibility of loss or failure

profit

income of a business after all cost and expenses

supply

amount of a product available in a market

demand

consumers whats something

surplus

occurs when a product is produces in larger than quantaties

shortage

larger quantities than produces

equalibrium

demand same as products

gdp

local outputs products in country

rate of inflamation

measure in change in value or currency

cpi

measure of change in products or consumer goods

ppi

measure of change in prices or wholesale

unemployment rate

measure of unemployment

business cycle

fluctuations in economic activities over time

trough

period of the business cycle

Expansion

period of business cycle economic activity

peak

period of business cycle in which economic activity is highest

contractions

decreasing economic activity

economic interdependence

state in which countries depend on other countries for goods

imports

good comming in

exports

goods going out of country

absloute advantage

occurs when a country is able to produce more eff and at a lower cost than others

lassies-fair

government hands of buisnesses

tariff

tax on imported goods

protective tariff

tarriff which increases price

revenue producing tariff

tariff which gives revenue to country

Quota

limits the quantity or monetary value of an import

embargo

complete ban on certain products

wto

global coalition among countries headquartered in Geneva

nafta

trade among us, Canada and mexico

Human Wants

Goods and services necessary for survival

Competetion

Struggle between two companies

Price Competetion

Focuses on the sale price of a product;assuming other factors are equal and customers will choose based on price

Non-price Competition

focuses on factors other than price,such as quality,reputation,customer service business location,etc

Recession

Period of 2 or more consecutive fiscal quarters of decreasing gdp