what is economics?

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what is an entrepreneur

identity problems, create new ideas, aren’t afraid to take risks, new ways of doing things, and organize factors of production

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explain BENEFITS the Henry Ford quote

he had: loyal costumer, happy employees, satisfied costumers, positive brand identity, created mass market

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explain the TRADE-OFFS Henry Ford made

revenue, profit, suppliers and, costumers

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what is economics?

flow of goods and services, choices/trade-offs, study of how people choose with goods and services with scarse resources

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examples of land

oil, iron, water, farms

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examples of labor

farmers, waitresses, cashiers

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examples of physical capital

cash, tools, equipment, buildings

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examples of human capitals

education, training, skills, job experience

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opportunity cost

the most desirable alternative given up as the result of decision

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summer job where you normally earn $6,000 for the summer. Your tuition cost is $3,000, books and supplies cost $300, and room and board cost $1,000. The opportunity cost of attending summer school is

$6,000

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scarcity vs shortage

shortages are temporary while scarcity always exists

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the most fundamental economic problem is

scarcity

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every decision involves_______, or alternatives given up in favor of the choice selected?

trade-offs

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why are goods and services scarce?

all of resources to make goods and services are scarse

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resources are

scarce for households and scarce for economies

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when a limited amount of resources are available, consumers must

ch

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example of a shortage rather than scarcity

a sudden increase in demand for masks causing them to sell out

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a country that chooses to invest more in military defense rather than education is making a

trade-off

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why do trade-offs exist in economic decision-making?

because individuals and societies must make choices due to scarcity

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trade-off example

student decides to study instead of going to a movie