WorksheetsEconomics Vocabulary Chapter 1
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
What is the study of satisfying unlimited wants with limited resources?
Scarcity
Economics
Efficiency
Equality
Not enough resources to produce all of societies wants
want
scarcity
need
specialization
basic requirements for survival
need
want
labor
service
The means of expressing a need
want
production
wealth
value
land, labor, capital, entrepreneurship
factors of production
product market
economic growth
factor market
natural resources
service
labor
land
capital
tools to produce goods
production
capital
service
labor
money used to buy tools
financial capital
human capital
trade-offs
capital good
people's works to produce goods
labor
need
want
utility
risk takers in search of profits
market
value
employees
entrepreneurs
process of creating goods and services
dollar amount of all goods and services produced in a country for one year
goods and services that are useful
product market
economic product
service
capital
a tangible commodity
good
service
market
trade-offs
goods used by an individual
consumer good
capital good
trade-offs
wants
goods used to produce a produce (product?)
capital good
consumer good
service
trade-ff
a worth than can be expressed as a dollar value
value
service
want
need
work that is performed for someone
service
market
utility
production
contradiction between high values for non-essential and low values for essential goods
paradox of value
financial capital
opportunity costs
cost benefit analysis
the capacity of the good to be useful to someone
utility
need
want
value
the sum of one's goods
economics
value
wealth
scracity
where buyers and sellers meet
market
factor market
product market
pruduction
market where productive resources are bought and sold
factor market
market
product market
product
market where PRODUCTS are bought and sold
market
factor market
product market
production
when total outputs of gods and services increase over time
economic growth
factors of production
opportunity costs
economics
efficient use of productive resources
productivity
production
economic growth
wealth
each worker has one job
division of labor
trade-offs
labor
paradox of value
performing a specific task
specialization
service
labor
production
the sum of people's skills, ability, health, and motivation
human capital
financial capital
service
wealth
events that happen in one part of the country that effect on what happens elsewhere
economic interdependence
paradox of value
division of labor
standard of living
alternative choices
services
trade-offs
factors of production
specialization
the cost of the next best alternative
opportunity costs
capital
value
paradox of value
combination of goods an economy can produce
production possibilities frontiers
product market
economic product
market
comparing costs of an action to benefits received
cost - benefit analysis
opportunity costs
trade-offs
economic market
market where buyers and sellers have the freedom to operate with little government control
economic interdependence
market
economics
free enterprise economy
quality of life
capital
value
standard of living
wealth
