Lesson 1 Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Is a social science that studies human behavior, similar to psychology and sociology.

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ECONOMICS

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It studies how individuals make choices in allocating scarce resources to satisfy their unlimited wants.

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ECONOMICS

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Who described economics as a study of mankind in the ordinary business of life?

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Alfred Marshall, an English Economist.

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The insufficiency of resources to meet the wants of consumers and producers.

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SCARCITY

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Is when a good is scarce compared to its demand.

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RELATIVE SCARCITY

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Is when supply is limited.

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ABSOLUTE SCARCITY

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An act of selecting when faced with two or more possibilities, involving trade-offs.

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CHOICE

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Involves choosing how to maximize the use of scarce resources to satisfy as many wants as possible.

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DECISION-MAKING

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It refers to the value of the best-foregone alternative.

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OPPORTUNITY COST

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Known as factors of production, are the resources used to produce goods and services.

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ECONOMIC RESOURCES

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The four types of economic resources?

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  1. LAND
  2. LABOR
  3. CAPITAL
  4. ENTREPRENEURSHIP
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Is a division of economics concerned with the overall performance of the entire economy.

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MACROECONOMICS

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Is concerned with the behavior of individual entities such as consumers, producers, and resource owners.

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MICROECONOMICS

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The process of setting prices of goods.

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PRICE THEORY

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3 Basic Economic Problems

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  1. WHAT TO PRODUCE AND HOW MUCH.
  2. HOW TO PRODUCE.
  3. FOR WHOM TO PRODUCE.
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Are the means through which society determines the answers to basic economic problems.

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ECONOMIC SYSTEMS

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Is one where decisions are based on traditions and practices passed down through generations.

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TRADITIONAL ECONOMY

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Is an authoritative system where decision-making is centralized in the government or a planning committee.

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COMMAND ECONOMY

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The most democratic form of economic system, based on demand and supply.

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MARKET ECONOMY

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It helps students understand the need for budgeting and resource allocation, and how to make rational decisions.

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ECONOMICS (IMPORTANCE)

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It deals with what is, focusing on actual occurrences like inflation rates and employment levels.

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POSITIVE ECONOMICS

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It refers to what should be, focusing on ideal situations and policy formulation.

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NORMATIVE ECONOMICS

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The Father Of Modern Economics

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soil and natural resources that are found in nature and are not man-made

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physical and human exerted in production. It covers manual workers, as well as professionals.
LABOR
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man-made resources used in the production of goods and services, which include machineries and equipment.
CAPITAL
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must decide what goods and services should be produced in the economy
What to produce and how much
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is a question on the production method that will be used to produce the goods and services.
How to produce
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is about the market for the goods.
For whom to produce
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is an overview of what is happening in the economy that is possibly far from what is ideal.
POSITIVE ECONOMICS
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focuses on policy formulation that will help to attain the ideal situation
NORMATIVE ECONOMICS