Economics GCSE Topic 2.7-2.8 OCR

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labour market

where workers sell their labour and employers buy the labour. Households supply labour and firms demand labour.

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Wage rate

the price of labour, is determined by the interaction of supply and demand for labour.

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Role of labour market

to enable workers who are willing and able to sell their labour to meet employers who are willing and able to offer them a job, and to determine the wage rate or salary for a job.

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Trade Unions

an organisation of workers that is active on behalf of its members, for example increasing wages and salaries and negotiating better working condition

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National Minimum Wage

the minimum pay per hours that workers are entitled to, set by the government.

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Gross Income

the amount of money that an employee earns from work before deductions are made

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Net Pay

gross income minus deductions from pay

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National Insurance

a contribution paid by workers, and their employers towards the cost of state benefits

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Money

anything that is generally accepted as a means of payment for goods and services. E.g. notes and coins (legal tender) and bank deposits (savings and current accounts)

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Liquidity

ability to turn assets into cash in order to pay for goods and services

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investment

the purchase of capital goods that are used to produce future goods and services. It is also an asset purchased to provide an income in the future and/or to be sold at a profit.

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rate of interest/interest rate

the cost of borrowing money, i.e. that which is paid to the lender. Its also the reward for saving

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Building Society

a mutual financial institution that is owned by its members. Its primrary objectives are to recieve deposits from its members and to lend money for members to purchase property.

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Mortgage

an agreement with a financial institution to borrow money to purchase a property

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savings

the part of a person’s income which is not spent on consumption. Saving are done by savers.

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Borrowing

to recieve money from another party with the agreement that the money will be repaid.