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Oikanomia

What Greek word does “Economics” come from?

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Fajardo

Economics is the proper allocation and efficient use of available resources for the maximum satisfaction of human wants (allocation and consumption).

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Samuelson

Economics is the study of how societies use scarce resources to produce valuable commodities and distribute them among different people (production and distribution).

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Nordhaus

Economics studies how people choose to use resources or limited productive resources to produce various commodities and to distribute these commodities for consumption (production, distribution, and consumption).

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Because of limited resources (scarcity)

Why do we choose?

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Adam Smith, 1776

Father of Modern Economics

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Adam Smith, 1776

who wrote An inquiry into the nature and causes of wealth of nation?

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Three Questions/Inquiries

  1. What

  2. How

  3. For whom

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Microeconomics

Deals with the economic behavior of individual units such as the consumers, firms, and the owners of the factors of production.

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Macroeconomics

Deals with the economic behavior of the whole economy or its aggregates.

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Household Management

Oikanomia means _____

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Economics

A social science that deals with how to allocate scarce resources to satisfy man’s unlimited needs and wants.

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Factors of Production or Economic Resources

Basic inputs used in the production of goods and services

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  1. Land

  2. Labor

  3. Capital

  4. Entrepreneurship

  5. Organization

  6. Foreign Exchange

What are the factors of production?

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Land

Refers to all natural resources found in nature. Owners of land receive payment known as rent.

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Labor

Refers to the human resources of production; it covers manual workers and professionals. The income received by laborers is referred to as wage.

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Capital

Refers to man-made resources used in the production of other goods and services, which includes machines, equipment, buildings, and constructions. The owner of a capital earns an income called interest.

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  1. Monetary Resources

  2. Major Physical Assets

Types of Capital

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Entrepreneurship

is the factor of production involved in combining the different resources/inputs used to produce goods and services. In modern parlance, it's the setting up of a business and of assuming risks to make a profit.

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Scarcity

condition of resource insufficiency to satisfy all the needs and wants of a population

because there are not enough productive resources to satisfy people’s unlimited wants. Not only the PH but all nations, that is why engage with foreign exchange.

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because it is a choice between what comes first and second with the given sources.

What makes scarcity relative?

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Unlimited demand > Limited resources

What causes scarcity?

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Opportunity Cost

Refers to the value of the best foregone alternative.

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Jean-Baptiste Say

French economist and businessman

Wrote about applying the general principles of political economy

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John Stuart Mill

Principles of Political Economy with Some of their Applications to Social Philosophy

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Applied Economics

Is the study of observing how theories work in practice

The use of ____ is designed to analytically review potential outcomes

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Normative Economics/Statements

TO DO LISTS

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Positive Economics/Statements

Concerns what is

Are objective statements that can be tested, amended or rejected by referring to the available evidence

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Normative Economics/Statements

Concerns what should be - OPINIONATED

Subjective statements; they carry value judgments

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Basic Economic Problems

  1. What to produce?

  2. How to produce?

  3. For whom to produce?