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Economy

Resources & process involved in the producing distributing & consuming of goods & services

Economics

Study of the economy

Economic system

The way a society organize ls their economy

Scarcity

High demand, low supply

Want

Something to wish to have

Need

Something essential to your survival

Land

All the material found in the environment to produce goods,


May also include where the building of production is &


Whether or not the materials are renewable

Labor

The effort put forth to produce a good or service & may look at qualifications of workers

Capital

The money


People borrow money to purchase equipment & tools to produce a product & the money made from selling the product or service

Privately owned

Businesses where decisions are made by the individual in charge of the business

Publicly owned

Businesses where decisions are made by the government

3 types of economic systems

Planned - full government involvement


Mixed - some government involvement


Market - No government involvement

Public good

What is best for everyone, taking into consideration everyone's needs

Individualism

Taking care of one's best interest first

Canada's economy

Cooperation & decisions


Mixed - private and public


Free/public health care, pensions for seniors


USA'S economy

Market - Individualism in decision making


Supply, demand, consumer, producer

Supply - Products & services created by producers


Demand - Wants and needs of products & services


Consumer - the people who use products and services


Producer - those who create products or services

Competition

Companies who sell more products to customers compared to another business


Includes - lowering prices, advertising, customer service, economic incentives

Monopoly

Company controls market with their product & has no competition

Opposite of competition

Protecting consumers

Label info, warnings/hazards, limiting costs