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3 main business types
Sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation
What is one disadvantage of a sole proprietorship
unlimited liability
why do many businesses form partnerships?
They share resources and risks
What is limited Liability?
Owners are not personally responsible for business debts
What Is profit an incentive for entrepreneurs
Profit rewards, risk taking, and innovation
what is pure competition
Many sellers, identical products, price takers
what is monopolistic competition
Many sellers offering differentiated products
What is a monopoly
One seller controls the entire market
How do firms finance operations
earnings, selling stock, and borrowing
What is a none-price competition?
Competiting with branding, quality and service instead of price.
What is the main purpose of labor unions?
To protect workers and negotiate better wages and conditions.
What is human capital?
The skills, training, and knowledge workers possess
What determines demand for labor?
the demand for goods and services the workers help produce.
How are wages determined in market economy
by interaction of labor supply and demand
what is structural unemployment
Unemployment because skills no longer match available jobs
What is cyclical unemployment
Unemployment caused by downturns in business
what is frictional unemployment
short term unemployment while people change or search for jobs
how does automation affect workers
it replace some jobs but also create new technology based jobs
What is GDP gross domestic product
The total value of all final goods and services produced in the country in one year
what does the consumer price index (CPI) measure
Changes in prices of a “Basket” of typical consumer good and services
what happens when infaltion’s rises faster than wages
workers lose purchasing power
What is nominal GDP
GDP measured in current prices not adjusted for inflation
What is real GDP
GDP adjusted for inflation to show true changes in output
What does the unemployment rate measure
The percentage of labor force that is jobless but actively seeking work
Five phases of business cycle
Expansion, peak, contraction, trough, recovery
what happens during an expatiation
GDP rises, businesses hire, and unemployment fails
what happens during a contraction
GDP falls, business cut production and unemployment rises
What is peak business cycle
The highest of economic activity before a slowdown
what is trough
Lowest point of economic activity nbefore recovery begins
GDP per capita
average output or input per person indication standard of living