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Define Economics
The study of production and distribution of wealth in society. How people satisfy needs and wants
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Define Consumer
A person or group who buys goods and services.
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Define producer
A person or a group who supplies goods and services for consumers to buy
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Define Need
Something that is required for survival
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Define want
Something that you desire but do not need for survival
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Define Good
an item that satisfies a human needs or wants services
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Define Opportunity cost
The next best option after someone has made a decision
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what is living standards
basically what it is like to live in a country, living standard is categorise in two groups material and non-material.
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define material living standards
access to physical goods and services. usually use GDP to measure
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define non-material living standards
Access to things that cannot be measured in dollar terms, measured by happiness and enjoyment.
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House, car, saving. What type of living standards are these categories as?
Material living standards
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Freedom of speech, democracy, leisure time and low crime rate are what type of living standards?
Non-material living standards
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What are some factors that can impact living standards
* countries access to natural resources
* stability of government
* safety and security
* labor productivity
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what is GDP
The market vulve of all finished goods and services produced within a country within a year.
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What is inflation
When prices of goods and services increases over a period of time
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Define CPI
A consumer price index measures changes in the price level.
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what can occur inflation?
Demand-pull, cos-push and inflation expectations
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What is Labour force
The total number of people in australia who are working or looking for work.
The total number of people in australia who are working or looking for work.
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What is the formula labor force participation rate?
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what is the law of demand
this law states that as the price of a good or service falls, the quantity of that item which is demanded will increase.
this law states that as the price of a good or service falls, the quantity of that item which is demanded will increase.
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what is the law of supply?
This law states that as the price of a product increases the quantity of that item that will be supplied will also increase.
This law states that as the price of a product increases the quantity of that item that will be supplied will also increase.
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