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Need

Basic materials you need to survive

Want

Material not needed but used to make life more comfortable

Service

Work that does not produce actual product people can buy

Profit

The income a business has left over after paying its expenses

Good

An object that satisfies people's wants

Free enterprise

Individuals have the right to make individual choices about how to use that property and their own creativity to make money (producers/consumers)

Entrepreneur

Business owner

Substitute good

A good that takes the place of another if the price is too high ex. Beef prices are too high too high people might choose to eat chicken

Complementary good

Goods that go together ex. Car and gas

Resources

The natural features of the land that people may use to live

Non-price determinants of demand

Change in tastes


Change in number of potential customers


Change of related goods

Motive

A reason to do something

Conglomerate

Corporation made up of different, unrelated things

Merger

The combining of two or more companies

Economy of scale

The cost advantage that rises with increased output of a product

Subsidy

A benefit given by the government (money or tax reduction)

Wants-satisfaction-chain

Needs which give rise to wants which cause tension which give rise to action which results in satisfaction

Patent

A government license that gives someone the rights to a process, design, or new invention for a period of time

Copyright

The ownership of intellectual property by the item's creator ( for a certain amount of time)

Monopoly

A situation where a company owns nearly or all of the market for a single item, there is no competition

Liability

Something you are responsible for ex. Debts

Stock

A type of security that signifies ownership in a corporation

Dividend

The distribution of a portion of a company's earnings (decided by board of directors)

Bond

A debt investment in which an investor loans money to a business (limited time or interest rate)

Equilibrium

Condition or state in which economic forces are balanced

Incentive

What motivates you to behave a certain way

Supply

Total amount of goods / services available

Demand

The consumers willingness or desire to pay