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Factors of production

Resource to make all goods and services

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Function of an economic system

To produce goods and services

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Entrepreneur

Person who owns a business

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Wages

labor, money you make

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Trade off

When a country produces one thing instead of another

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Free market

= Private ownership

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Market economy

Free Enterprise, use supply and demand for the economy

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Command economy

All decisions made by the state

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Product market

Households purchase the goods and services that firms produce

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traditional economy

Exchange things: a pig for some fish, don’t use money don’t live in cities

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Example of complimentary goods

Shoes and socks

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Reason supply and demand curves shift

  1. When the price of gasoline increases, the demand curve for fuel efficient cars is likely to : Shift to the right. 2. If the price of Tide decreases : Shift to the left 3. When income increases, Shift to the right.
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Monopoly

When one company has control of a market.

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Sole proprietorship

A single owner

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Corporation franchise

Parent company sets prices

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Partnership

3 kinds of partnership, 2 or more people working a business

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Unlimited liability

When you have personal responsibility

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Horizontal Mergers

same industry buying another company. Pepsi buys coke

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Parts of the Business cycle

Trough, Contraction, Expansion, Peak

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How is it (business cycle) measured

Trough to trough

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Unemployment rate measures

Percent of labor force that is unemployed but looking for work

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Consumer spending

Buying a new car

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Hyper inflation

When money is so cheap it is worthless

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When Fed was established

Started 1913

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Contractionary monetary policy

When the Fed decreases money supply

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Discount Rate

Interest rate the Fed charges banks

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Stagflation

High inflation and unemployment at the same time

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Store of value

Money can still be worth something in the future, food cannot

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Fiat money

Legal government money: cash

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Sin tax

Put on alcohol and cigarettes

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Who sets fiscal policy

Congress and President

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Where does most government money come from

Income tax

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National Debt

Budget deficit..how much we are in the red

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Social Security

Largest source of mandatory spending

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Flat Tax

everyone pays the same

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Progressive tax

The more you make, the more you spend