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Economics

Study of choice to employ scarce productive resources, that has alternative uses, to produce other commodities and over time distribute for consumption

Wants

Things people would consume if they have unlimited resources

Resources

Factors of production (like land, labour, physical capital, entrepreneurship)

Goods and services

Refer to anthing that gives a person satisfaction

Positive economics

Describes and explains economic phenomena, focusing on facts and C&E r/s.

Positive statement

Statement of fact. Maybe right or wrong (Must be tested for accuracy)

Normative Economics

Expresses value judgements abt ecnmc fairness / outcm of ecmy / policies

Normative statement

1. Statement of value of what ought or not be


2. Cannot be tested for accuracy


3. Cannot proven true by ref of obj data

Cause of scarcity

Limited resources and unlimited wants

Factors of production/input +mild descrptn

Land - productive resources supplied by nature



Labour - human effort (employed & looking 4 employment)



Capital


1. physical capital (e.g raw material) & man made resources (machines, factories)


2. Financial capital (bonds, stocks & bank deposits)


3. Human capital (talent & skills)



Entrepreneurship - organising & managing FoP

Rational choices

Compares costs and benefits of alts, choosing one that maximises utility

3 decision making units.

Gov, consumer, producer

Consumer choice

Choice that yields highest satisfaction(w/ limited income)

Producer choice.

Maximising profits