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economy
the organized way a nation provides for the needs and wants of it’s people.
resources
All of the things used in producing goods and services
factors of production
they are land, labor, capitol and entrepreneurship
infrastructure
the physical development of a country, this includes roads, ports, facilities, utilities, and telecommunications.
entrepreneurship
the skills of people who are willing to invest their money and time to run a business
scarcity
The difference between wants and needs and available resources.
traditional economy
Habits, traditions and rituals make the economy the way it is.
market economy
There is no government involvement in economic decisions, the consumers what is produced, how it is made and who will buy it.
command economy
The government makes all economic decisions about how, what and for whom goods and services are produced.
productivity
output per worker hour that is measured
GDP (gross domestic product)
the output of goods/services that is produced by labor within the country
GNP (gross national product)
The total dollar value of goods/services produced by a country
inflation
rising prices
Consumer price index
The change in price over a period of time of 400 products used by the average american
Producer price index
measures wholesale price levels in the economy
business cycle
The natural rise and fall of the economy over time, moving through periods of growth and recession.
expansion
A time when the economy is doing well
recession
A period of economic slowdown that lasts at least 6 months
depression
A period of prolonged recession
recovery
The period when the economy is getting better after a recession or depression.