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What is a want?

Things we want but can survive without

What is a need

Things that are a essential to survive

What is the economic problem?

When we want something but do not have enough resources


E.g. when you want a new phone but not enough money

What is the economic problem formula?

"Unlimited wants" +"unlimited resources"=the economic problem

What is opportunity cost?

When we want something but there is always a cost so a choice is made and the next best alternative gives up by choosing another item

What are the two types of goods and services?

>consumer goods and services


There are 2 types of there


•single use e.g. chocolate bar


•duable use e.g. a chair



>producer goods and services


There are 2 types of these


•single use e.g. raw materials


•duable use e.g. machinery

What are goods?

Things that you can see or tough e.g. cars,glasses,furniture

What are services?

Things that can not be touched or seen by are provided e.g. mailman,dentist,firemen

What are the factors of production and what are the rewards?

>land


Natural resources e.g. forest and sea reward is rent



>labour


All mental and physical human effort


Reward is wages



>capital


Manufactured goods or services used to produce other goods and services e.g. machinery


Reward is capital



>enterprise


An entrepreneur is a person who organises the 3 factors of production e.g. Anita Roddick


Reward is profit

What are the 3 different types of business activity?

1. Primary sector business


These businesses extract raw materials from natural resources



2. Secondary sector business


These businesses take raw materials and turn them into finished products



3. Tertiary sector business


There businesses provide a service

What is interdependence?

Each type of business depends upon other sector businesses

What is a chain of production?

This shows the interdependence of a product and the stages that a product goes through before reaching the final consumer

What is the chain production of chocolate and a car?

Cocoa,sugar, milk (primary sector)


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\/


Machines to mix the ingredients


And shape the bar (seconday sector)


|


\/


Transported to shops to


The consumers (tertiary sector)




Steel (primary sector)


|


\/


Machines that proccess it


Into a car (seconday sector)


|


\/


Sent to shops to The


Consumer (tertiary sector)

What large formula to find surface area?

SA= complete squares +incomplete squares


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