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UNIT 1Final Review

Three Fundamental Questions of Economics

WHAT to produce

HOW to produce

FOR WHOM to produce

Need vs. Want

Need: basic requirement for survival

ex) food, clothing, shelter

Want: way of expressing a need

ex) wanting a Chipotle burrito to satisfy need for nourishment

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Resources: Factors of Production

Land

Labor

Capital

Entrepreneurship

Technology

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The Biggest Challenge of Economics: Scarcity

We do not have enough resources, time, money, etc. to get everything we want.

We have to make choices on how to allocate resources.

Unlimited wants vs limited resources

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Value & Paradox of ValueValue: monetary worth ($). Has utility + is scarce

Paradox of Value: when some necessities, such as water, have little monetary value, whereas non-necessities, such as diamonds, have higher value

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So What Exactly is Economics?

The study of how people and nations make choices about how to use scarce resources to fit their needs and wants.

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Traditional Economy❖ Allocation of scarce

resources is based on ritual, habit, custom

❖ Individuals have little say over role in society & economy

❖ Tend to be more family-centered

❖ Small-knit communities & tribes

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Command Economy❖ The GOVERNMENT owns all resources

❖ The GOVERNMENT answers the three fundamental economic questions

❖ People don’t need to worry about making profits

NO Profit means

NOIncentives

Market Economy❖ Individuals in the Market own resources & answers

three fundamental questions

❖ Market Economy is driven by:

❖ Competition

❖ Profit Incentives

❖ Self-Interest

❖ Laissez-faire & invisible hand

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Market Economy

❖ Laissez-Faire: Hands Off !

❖ Belief that the economy will function best without government intervention

❖ An invisible hand guides the Market to make best decisions

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Mixed Economy❖ Combination of both Market and Command Economy

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Trade-offsAll the alternatives when a choice or decision is made

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Opportunity CostThe next best alternative that had to be given up for the alternative that was chosen

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Opportunity Cost

Options: 1) Study all Night or 2) Go to Sleep

Choice: Study All Night

Opportunity Cost: Getting Enough Sleep

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Opportunity BenefitWhat is gained when a decision or choice is made

Ex) The opportunity benefit of doing your economics homework instead of playing video games is a better grade in economics.

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Economic & Social Goals• Economic Freedom

• Economic Efficiency

• Economic Equity

• Economic Security

• Full Employment

• Price Stability

• Economic Growth

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Capitalism & Free Enterprise•Capitalism

•Private citizens own factors of production

•Free Enterprise

•Competition flourishes with a minimum of government interference

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Characteristics of Free Enterprise

•Economic Freedom

•Voluntary Exchange

•Private Property Rights

•Profit Motive

•Competition

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Circular Flow of the Economy

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