Economics

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What's the definition for opportunity cost?

The loss of potential gain from other alternatives when one alternative is chose

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What is the definition for taxation?

A mandatory financial charge made by a government on individuals, consumers and businesses.

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What is GDP?

The total monetary value of final goods and services produced in a country.

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What is GDP per capita?

the total value of a country's income (or GDP divided by its population)

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What is government spending?

money spent by the public sector on goods and services, such as healthcare (NHS), education, and defence.

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What is unemployment?

those who are actively seeking employment but are unable to find work.

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What are the causes of unemployment?

Some people have to leave their jobs because they are: • people whose last job ended because there was no more work available or no further need for their role. • people whose last job ended because they broke their contract of employment, eg by engaging in misconduct. • a school, college or university leaver – people who have completed full

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What is inflation?

refers to a general and sustained increase in prices over time.

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What is the impact of inflation on consumers?

• Inflation reduces the purchasing power of money since more money is now needed to buy the same items. • High rates of inflation mean that unless income increases at the same rate, people are worse off. • leads to lower levels of consumer spending and a fall in sales for businesses.

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What is the impact of inflation on businesses?

• To compensate for inflation, staff may ask for pay rises above the rate of inflation. • higher costs for businesses • could result in prices being increased further, adding to inflation. • If inflation is higher in the UK than it is elsewhere, then the UK’s goods become less competitive.

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What are the two main causes of inflation? • Demand Pull If there is a shortage of certain product and lots of people want it can lead to demand pull inflation. • Cost

push When the cost of producing goods and services rise.