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Dr. Sara Davis-Leonard
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Economics Part 1
7.1-7.3

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Open Ended
How do you contribute to the economy?
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Economics
study of how individuals, firms, and nations can best allocate their limited resources
Needs - things people must have to live
Wants - all of the goods and services one desires and would obtain if he/she could
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Multiple Select
Which are needs?
Water
Food
Dr. Dre beats
New Jordans
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Multiple Select
Which are wants?
Water
Food
Dr. Dre beats
New Jordans
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are resources?
Timber
Water
Land
Man
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Resources
resources are things humans can put to productivity use
Natural resources - all of the raw materials in nature used to produce what humans need or want
Two kinds: nonrenewable (petroleum) and renewable (timber)
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Four Factors of Production
need to have in order to produce things needed/wanted
1. Land - not only land the business is built on but also the natural resources involved
2. Labor - contribution of human workers to the production process
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Four Factors of Production
3. Capital - all the structures and equipment involved in the manufacturing process
4. Entrepreneurship - last factor of production which consists of creative, managerial, and risk-taking capabilities that are involved in starting up and running a business
ex. Bill Gates - Microsoft
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Four Factors of Production
Time is not a factor of production
Time becomes an issue when we measure how quickly resources can be turned into usable goods and services
Ex. production time or shipping time
Productivity - the rate at which goods/services can be produced
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Open Ended
How can you increase your productivity at work, school, or in a hobby/sports?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT one of the four basic factors of production?
Land
Labor
Time
Entrepreneurship
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Scarcity
Scarcity - lack of adequate resources to obtain all of one's wants/needs
Scarce is not the same thing as rare ex. hurricanes
Pricing sets monetary value on producers' output by establishing the amount of money for which one would be willing to exchange their goods and services with consumers.
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Open Ended
Give an example of scarcity from your life.
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Decision Making
Consumer - economic actor purchasing or receiving goods/services
Producer - economic actor who makes or provides the goods/services
Salaries/Wages - money paid to people in exchange for their labor to produce output
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Open Ended
Give an example of a producer and a consumer.
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Decision Making
Goods - material products made to satisfy wants/needs
Services - activities performed to satisfy wants and needs
Limited resources - could be money or materials based upon the situation which forces one to choose a situation less than ideal
ex. eat kids meal instead of big mac meal due to only having $5
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Multiple Choice
Does an Uber drive provide a need or a service?
Need
Service
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Decision Making Model
process used consciously or unconsciously when limited resources are present
1. Define the problem.
2. Must list the alternatives
3. State the Criteria (What are your priorities)
4. Evaluate the alternatives - trade-off
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Decision Making Model
opportunity cost - value of alternative option that is lost when one makes the decision
ex. eat now or later at the movies
5. make a decision
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Multiple Choice
If a desired item is in such short supply that there is not enough to meet demand, then that item is said to be what?
scarce
rare
renewable
affordable
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Costs and Decisions Facing Producers
immediate gratification - ex. lemonade on a hot summer day
Variable costs - costs which go up and down when the amount of products that are produced changes
Fixed costs - costs which do not change
Total cost - variable cost + fixed costs
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Costs and Decisions Facing Producers
Incentives - motivate economic actors to act
Marginal Cost - cost of producing one more item
Opportunity Cost - hiring additional workers in order to make more product and sales
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Multiple Choice
Costs faced by a producer that can change depending on the circumstances are called what?
variable costs
fixed costs
marginal costs
total costs
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Multiple Choice
The costs of producing each additional unit ("just one more") of a particular product is called what?
fixed costs
marginal costs
total costs
variable costs
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7.1-7.3

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