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19 Cards in this Set

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Supply
The various quantities of a good/service that producers are willing to sell at possible market prices
Demand
The desire, willingness, and ability to buy a good/service
Need
Requirements for survival
Want
A luxury; Things we want to have; make life enjoyable
Law of Scarcity
1) All things are limited
2) In order to get something, you must give something up
Law of Supply
As price goes up, supply goes up
As price goes down, supply goes down
Law of Demand
As price goes up, demand goes down
As price goes down, demand goes up
Diminishing Marginal Utility
Decreasing satisfaction/usefullness as additional units of the product are consumed
Substitutes
A competing product that consumers can use in place of another
ex. Coke & Pepsi
Complements
Product often used with another product
ex. Wii & Wii games
Shortage
Situation in which quantity demanded is greater than quantity supplied
Surplus
Situation in which quantity supplied is greater than quantity demanded
Net Salary
The salary you get after taxes
Gross Salary
Your total salary
Equilibrium Point
The price at which the amount producers are willing to supply is equal to the amount consumers are willing to buy
Factors of Production
1)Natural Resources-"gifts of nature"
2)Labor- employees
3)Capital- tools, machinery, etc. to make other products
4)Entrepreneur(founder)
ex. Starbucks
1)land for store & parking
2)waiters & cooks
3)coffee machines, oven
4)owner/manager
Circular Flow of Economic Activity
1)Consumer Sector -consumers earn $
2)Business Sector -individuals earn incomes & spend it in product markets
3)Government Sector -provide goods & services
ex. national defense, health, education, transportation
4)Foreign Sector - we buy and sell to this sector
Factor Markets
Laborers & ways to make money ex. wages, salaries, tips, rent, stocks, interest
Product Markets
Offer goods & services for sale