Is a social science that studies human behavior, similar to psychology and sociology.
ECONOMICS
It studies how individuals make choices in allocating scarce resources to satisfy their unlimited wants.
ECONOMICS
Who described economics as a study of mankind in the ordinary business of life?
Alfred Marshall, an English Economist.
The insufficiency of resources to meet the wants of consumers and producers.
SCARCITY
Is when a good is scarce compared to its demand.
RELATIVE SCARCITY
Is when supply is limited.
ABSOLUTE SCARCITY
An act of selecting when faced with two or more possibilities, involving trade-offs.
CHOICE
Involves choosing how to maximize the use of scarce resources to satisfy as many wants as possible.
DECISION-MAKING
It refers to the value of the best-foregone alternative.
OPPORTUNITY COST
Known as factors of production, are the resources used to produce goods and services.
ECONOMIC RESOURCES
The four types of economic resources?
Is a division of economics concerned with the overall performance of the entire economy.
MACROECONOMICS
Is concerned with the behavior of individual entities such as consumers, producers, and resource owners.
MICROECONOMICS
The process of setting prices of goods.
PRICE THEORY
3 Basic Economic Problems
Are the means through which society determines the answers to basic economic problems.
ECONOMIC SYSTEMS
Is one where decisions are based on traditions and practices passed down through generations.
TRADITIONAL ECONOMY
Is an authoritative system where decision-making is centralized in the government or a planning committee.
COMMAND ECONOMY
The most democratic form of economic system, based on demand and supply.
MARKET ECONOMY
It helps students understand the need for budgeting and resource allocation, and how to make rational decisions.
ECONOMICS (IMPORTANCE)
It deals with what is, focusing on actual occurrences like inflation rates and employment levels.
POSITIVE ECONOMICS
It refers to what should be, focusing on ideal situations and policy formulation.
NORMATIVE ECONOMICS
The Father Of Modern Economics
Adam Smith
soil and natural resources that are found in nature and are not man-made
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