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Chapter 1 Intro to Econ

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  • Which factor of production includes all the time effort and talent used to produce goods and services?
    Labor
  • This statement that “Figures on unemployment show that it dropped slightly from 8.3% to 8.1%” is a
    Positive economics statement
  • A way of describing and explaining the economic world as it exists in the real world
    Positive economics
  • The benefit or satisfaction from using one more unit of a good or service
    Marginal benefit
  • Why is economics considered a “dismal science"?
    Because makes predictions about the future.
  • Why do economists interpret economic statistics & data to foresee the direction of economic growth?
    to discover trends connections and relationships.
  • Production of goods and services require land capital labor and entrepreneurship, they are called
    Factors of production
  • The cost of using one more unit of a good or service
    Marginal cost
  • Economic term that describe risk takers that start or invest in business ideas that aim to create products services or innovations to gain a profit
    Entrepreneurs
  • This is the study of how individuals and societies satisfy unlimited wants with limited resources that nature and previous generations created
    Economics
  • The alternative that you give up when you make an economic choice
    Opportunity cost
  • Why should we consider the marginal costs or benefits of our decisions?
    helps explain consumers and producers decisions
  • The value of something that is given up by choosing one alternative over another. This is the term for the next best alternative use of your time or money
    Opportunity cost
  • This statement "Everyone should earn a fair wage so that income can be more equitable” is a
    Normative economics statement
  • A way of describing and explaining what economic behavior ought to be (value judgement)
    Normative economics
  • Economists create these statistical based simplified representations of complex economic interactions
    Economic models
  • The study of economic behavior as a whole concerning large-scale economic activity
    Macroeconomics
  • A situation that exists when there are not enough resources to meet human wants or needs
    Scarcity
  • When you economize based on what you perceive as the best combination of cost an you are most influenced byd benefits
    Incentives and utility