1.1 Main Economic Groups

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Consumer

A person or organisation that directly buys and uses a good or service

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Producer

A person, company or country that makes, grows or supplies goods and/or services

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Government

A political authority that decides how a country is run and manages its operation

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Interdependence

An economic group responds to the actions of another economic group

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Good

A tangible product that can be seen or touched

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Service

An intangible product that cannot be seen or touched

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Factors of production

The resources in an economy that can be used to make good and services . Resources include CAPITAL, ENTERPRISE LAND & LABOUR

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Capital

The factor of production that relates to human-made aids to production, eg machinery and robots

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Infrastructure

Includes human made capital that supports the operation of the production process. eg roads, rail, broadband, electricity and gas network, airports

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Enterprise

The factor of production that takes a risk in organising the other 3 factors of production. The individual who takes this risk is known as an entrepreneur.

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Land

The factor of production that is concerned with the natural resources in an economy, such as farmland & oil

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Renewable resources

Those that can be replaced over time if they are not overused, eg wood/forests

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Non-renewable resources

Those that cannot be replaced once used eg coal

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Labour

The factor of production that includes all human resources which make up the workforce, eg plasterers doctors factory workers

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Capital Intensive

uses a large proportion of capital compared to labour to produce products, it involves the use of machines, robots, computer-aided manufacture

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Labour intensive

uses a large proportion of labour compared to capital to produce products

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Role of consumer

buy goods and services for personal use

decide wat to buy by weighing up the benefits against the cost of the product

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Role of Producer

Make and produce the product, decide what, how and how much to produce.

Use factors of production and sell products.

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Role of Government

Tax people and businesses, impose laws and develop trade contracts