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Business activity

The process of producing goods and services to satisfy consumer demand

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Need

A good or service which is essential to living

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Want

A good or service which people would like, but is not essential for living

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economic problem

unlimited wants cannot be met because there are limited factors of production, creating scarcity

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factors of production

The resources needed to produce goods and services

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factors of production (4)

-Land

-Labour

-Capital

-Enterprise

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Land

all natural resources such as minerals, ores, fields, oil, and forests

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Labour

The number of people available to work

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Capital

Machinery, equipment, and finance needed for production of goods and services

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Enterprise

people prepared to take the risk of setting up businesses

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Scarcity

There are not enough goods and services to meet the wants of the population

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Opportunity cost

The next best alternative given up

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Specialisation

People and businesses concentrate on what they are best at

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What does specialisation reduce

Reduces the cost of production

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Division of labour

Production is divided into separate tasks and each employee does just one of those tasks

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advantage of division of labour on employees and what does it lead to

Employees become far more efficient and this increases the productivity of labour

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What types of goods and services do businesses produce (3)

Consumer goods

Consumer services

Capital goods

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Consumer goods

Products which are sold to the final consumer which can be seen and touched

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Types of Consumer goods (2)

Durable

Non-durable

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Durable consumer goods

Goods that can be used over and over again

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Non-durable goods

Goods that can only be used once

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Consumer services

Products sold to the public but cannot be seen or touched

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Capital goods

Products sold to other businesses to help them in their production process

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Adding value

Increasing the worth of a product by improving it or making it more desirable to customers

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Ways a business can increase its added value (4)

-Branding

-Excellent service quality

-Product features

-Convenience