
Econ Final 2023
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- Q1a social science that studies how people, acting individually and in groups, decide to use scarce resources to satisfy their wants.Economics300s
- Q2Inputs that can be transformed into goods and services (natural, human, capital, and entrepreneurial talent)Resources30s
- Q3a condition that exists between unlimited wants and needs and the limited resources available to satisfy them, requiring people to make choices.Scarcity30s
- Q4The highest valued alternative given up as a result of making a choice .opportunity cost30s
- Q5Something that encourages different behaviors and choices.incentives30s
- Q6A negative or withdrawn reward. ( Fines or Punishments )disincentives30s
- Q7Making rational choices by weighing benefits and costs, including opportunity costs.Economic Reasoning30s
- Q8Items or services that you must have in order to live.Needs30s
- Q9Assign or distribute a resource, good, or service.allocate30s
- Q10things that add comfort and pleasure to your lifeWants30s
- Q11When each trading partner focuses on producing goods or services within a limited area of expertise.Specialization30s
- Q12Buyers and sellers willingly trading goods, services, effort, and money with an expectation of being better off than before.voluntary exchange30s
- Q13A motivating factor that leads individuals to focus on those actions and choices that promise the most personal benefit and involve the least cost.Self-Interest30s
- Q14Money earned through the productive employment of resources. Wages, salaries, rent, and interest are the four main sources of income.Income30s
- Q15A person who buys goods and services.Consumer30s