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Capital (goods)

Goods that are used in a production process

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Consumables

Products and services that fulfil the needs of consumers

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consumer

Someone who buys products and services

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Economics

Economics studies how people try to fulfil their needs through scarce goods

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Entrepreneurship

Combining the nature, labour and capital good factors during production

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Free good

A good that is not scarce

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Labour

The mental and physical work of the people involved in the production process

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Means

Items through which needs can be fulfilled

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Nature

Everything nature can offer for production

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Needs

People's wishes

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Production factors

Types of production factors are: labour, nature, capital and entrepreneurship

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Scarce good

A good for which production factors must be used to obtain it

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Self-sufficiency

Making products yourself

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Alternative use

Means can be used in various ways

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Budget (budget plan)

Overview of the expected income and expenses

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Budget line

A line that indicates the available spending options with a specific budget

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Daily expenses (daily expenditure)

Regularly recurring expenses that are paid from the household budget

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Fixed costs

Unavoidable, regularly recurring expenses

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Non-recurring (high) charges

(Large) expenses that only occur occasionally

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Barter

Exchanging products

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Division of labour

Dividing tasks among individuals

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Economy of scale

A business can and starts to manufacture more products

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Indirect barter

Selling a product for money

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Labour productivity

The number of items an employee can produce within a specific time period

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Specialisation

Focusing on a limited number of activities

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Credit card

Card used to make purchases on credit

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Debit card

A means of using scriptural money

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External value of money (of a euro)

The amount of foreign currency you can purchase with a euro

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Fiat money

The value of money is based on confidence

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Giro collection form

A payment form that is used to pay a bill

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Internal value of money (of a euro)

The number of goods and services you can purchase with a euro in your own country

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Intrinsic value of money

The material value of money

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Money

A generally accepted means of exchange

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Nominal value of money

The value indicated on notes and coins

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Notes and coins

Tangible money

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Online banking

Paying via the Internet

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Scriptural money

Money deposited in bank and giro accounts

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Transfer form

A way of transferring money from your own account to another account

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Percentage point

The absolute difference between two percentage figures

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