31-Comp Economics

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UNDERSTAND THE BASIC HUMAN NEED AND HOW MET

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Define Need Something required for survival. *Food,Water,Shelter*
Define Want Something desired for satisfaction. * Ipod, Computer,Car*

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DIFF OF WANT AND NEED

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What is Market Economy?

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Economics descions made by individuals and private buisness.

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FREEDOM

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UNDERSTAND BASIC ECON CONCEPTS

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HOW THE GOV AND THE ECONOMY INTERRLATE REGULATIONS, INCENTIVES AND TAXATION

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INERRALATION OF ECON CONCEPTS

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ECON SYSTEMS

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HOW ECONOMIC RESOURCES THAT IS LAND, CAPITAL, LABOR, AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP

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THIS ALSO INCLUDES ENTREPRENEURSHIP

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WHAT ARE ALTERNATE ECON SYSTEMS?

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Development economics examines the economic aspects of the development process in developing countries with a focus on methods of promoting economic growth.
Environmental economics is concerned with environmental issues, in particular the concept of externalities, which can lead to market failure.
Financial economics, often simply referred to as finance, is concerned with the allocation of financial resources in an uncertain (or risky) environment. Thus, its focus is on the operation of financial markets, the pricing of financial instruments, and the financial structure of companies. While it has traditionally been considered a part of economics, today, finance has established itself as a separate discipline in its own right.
Industrial organization studies the strategic behavior of firms, the structure of markets and their interactions. The common market structures studied include perfect competition, monopolistic competition, various forms of oligopoly, and monopoly.
Information economics examines how information (or a lack of it) affects economic decision-making. An important focus is the concept of information asymmetry, where one party has more or better information than the other. The existence of information asymmetry gives rise to problems such as moral hazard, and adverse selection, studied in contract theory. The economics of information has relevance in many fields, including finance, insurance, contract law, and decision-making under risk and uncertainty.
Labour economics seeks to understand the functioning of the market and dynamics for labour. Labour markets function through the interaction of workers and employers. Labour economics looks at the suppliers of labour services (workers), the demanders of labour services (employers), and attempts to understand the resulting patterns of wages and other labour income and of employment and unemployment, Practical uses include assisting the formulation of full employment of policies

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WHEN THE SUPPLY OF A PRODUCT EXCEEDS THE DEMAND FOR THE PRODUCT IT BECOMES CHEAPER

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What is the free enterprice system

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the us economy

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WHEN THE SUPPLY OF A PRODUCT EXCEEDS THE DEMAND FOR THE PRODUCT IT BECOMES CHEAPER

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Supply and Demand

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every product has a price, Price is based on price and need, as the demand for product rises, its price rises, to. Labour economics seeks to understand the functioning of the market and dynamics for labour. Labour markets function through the interaction of workers and employers. Labour economics looks at the suppliers of labour services (workers), the demanders of labour services (employers), and attempts to understand the resulting patterns of wages and other labour income and of employment and unemployment, Practical uses include assisting the formulation of full employment of policies

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WHEN THE SUPPLY OF A PRODUCT EXCEEDS THE DEMAND FOR THE PRODUCT IT BECOMES CHEAPER

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IMPORTANT POINTS OF TEXAS ECONOMY (IMPORTANT FACTS)

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TEXAS ONE OF THE FASTEST ECONS
MANEY JOBS IN TX, MOST IN SERVICE
TOURISM IS BIG IN TEXAS
TEXAS INDUSTRY DEPENDS ON NAT RESOURCES

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TEXAS IS THE CENTER FOR MANUFACTURING
TEXAS HAS MANY EXPORTS,

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Scarcity
GOODS AND SERICES

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Definition: A lack of resources to meet all consumer wants.
2) TANGIBLE GOODS

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CAPITAL GOODS

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FOR CREATION OF OTHER GOODS, TO MAKE GOODS MACHINARY, TRUCKS, ETC

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WHAT IS CAPITAL GOODS

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DURABLE GOODS
NONDURABLE GOODS

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ANY GOOD THAT LASTS MORE THAN 3 YEARS
2) GOODS THAT Last less then 3 servies

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3 > and <

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Services-work that is performoned for someone

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non-tangible items that cannot be touched

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Capital-
DEMAND

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PHYSICAL ASSETS
-THE QUANTITY OF A GOOD OR SERVICE A CONSUMER IS WILLING AND ABLE TO PURCHASE OFA SPECIFIC PRICE, OF OF THE TWO KEY DETEMINATES

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ONE OF THE TWO DETERMINTS OF A MARKET PRICE

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CAPITAL
FACTORS OF PRODUCTION AND SERVICES

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LAND-NATURAL RESOURCES
CAPITAL-INVESTMENT MONIE
LABOR-THE WORKFORCE SIZE, EDUCATION, QUAILITY, WORK, ETHICS, ENTREPRENEURS-INCENTIVE AND RISK TAKING SPRIT

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INFLATION

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OVERALL INCREASE IN PRICE

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define oppt. cost

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the cost of an economic decision

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econ oc

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productivity

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vast amnts of goods (econ. productivity)

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Stock markets

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a form of trading, a way a business raise capital by giving up some of their ownership and sharing their profits or losses with stockholders

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What are the three basic economic questions?

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Questions all nations and states must ask when dealing with scarcity and efficiently allocating their resouces
what to produce?
How to produce?
For whow to produce?

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Value-

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An assignment of worth, usually based upon the utility (usefulness) or scarcity of the item (supply and demand)

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Wealth

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The sum collection of those economic porducts that are tangible, scare and useful

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Inetegrating concepts
INGERATING CONCEPTS WITH economics, WORLD HISTORY, TEX HISTORY, GOV./CIVICS/ POLI SCI, GEOGRAPHY, ECON, TECHONOLGY TYPES OF INTEGRATING CONC

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INGERATING CONCEPTS WITH Economics, US HISTORY, WORLD HISTORY, TEX HISTORY, GOV./CIVICS/ POLI SCI, GEOGRAPHY, ECON, TECHONOLGY TYPES OF INTEGRATING CONC

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HOt HIGH ORDER THING QUESTIONS, WHERE YOU INTERPET INFORMATION FROM WRIT PASSAGES, MAPS, CHARTS, GRAPHS, TABLES, CARTOONS, DIAGRAMS, AND PHOTOGRAPHS

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HIGH ORDER THING QUESTIONS, WHERE YOU INTERPET INFORMATION FROM WRIT PASSAGES, MAPS, CHARTS, GRAPHS, TABLES, CARTOONS, DIAGRAMS, AND PHOTOGRAPHS

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PRIMARY SOURCES OF STUDING economis RECORDS AND FIRST HAND ACCOUNTS OF HISTORICAL EVENTS, Edit
SECOND SOURCES OF STUDING HISTORY RETELLINGS, DESCRIPTIONS, AND EXPLANATIONS CREATED AFTER THE EVENT, AND EXPLANATIONS DREATIED AFTER THE EVENT USUALLY BASED ON PRIMARY SOURCES

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primary econ sources
seconday econ sources

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PRIMARY SOURCES OF STUDING economiC RECORDS AND FIRST HAND ACCOUNTS OF HISTORICAL EVENTS,
SECOND SOURCES OF STUDING HISTORY RETELLINGS, DESCRIPTIONS, AND EXPLANATIONS CREATED AFTER THE EVENT, AND EXPLANATIONS TREATIED AFTER THE EVENT USUALLY BASED ON PRIMARY SOURCES

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primary
secondary