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EPF Module 1 Vocabulary Review
EPF Module 1 Vocabulary Review
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EPF Module 1 Vocabulary Words
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the item is considered a necessity, so a price change does not significantly affect the demand of the item
Inflation
Elastic
Inelastic
Equillibrium
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the additional effort or price of producing or using one more unit of a good or service
Marginal Benefit
Marginal Production
Marginal Cost
Marginal Supply
3
the satisfaction that one receives from one more unit of a good or service
Marginal Factors
Marginal Cost
Marginal Benefit
Marginal Opportunity
4
products used to satisfy our wants and needs
Goods
Supply
Demand
Services
5
refers to how much (quantity) of a product or service is desired by buyers
demand
supply
consumerism
denomination
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a rivalry between two or more businesses trying to sell products to the same customer or market
bacon
equllibrium
competition
interest
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things that you must have to survive
Demand
Supply
Wants
Needs
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a shortness of supply; not enough of something to satisfy everyone’s wants and needs
Supply
Scarcity
Competition
Production
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the human, natural, capital resources + entrepreneurship used to produce a product or service
Factors of Property
Equillibrium
Factors of Production
Economic Stability
10
things that you would like to have, but that you can do without: example, iPhone
wants
services
needs
demands
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a side effect of an action that affects a third party other than the buyer or seller
Opportunity Cost
Externalities
Factor of Production
Extreme Equality
12
the benefits you could have received by performing an alternative action to the one you chose to do
Opportunity Cost
Opportunity Benefit
Marginal Cost
Marginal Benefit
13
a person who uses their ideas and takes risks in order to create a new business
CoSigner
Rebel
Vice President
Entrepreneur
14
represents the total amount the market is currently producing
Needs
Supply
Demand
Wants
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refers to how much the demand for an item changes based on a change in the price of that item
Uncontrollable
Inelastic
Equillibrium
Elasticity
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the study of how individuals and societies make decisions about production and consumption of goods and services
Ecosystems
Economics
Social Studies
History
17
activities used to satisfy our wants and needs
Factors
Products
Inflation
Services
18
a natural resource that can be replaced, example: trees
Developmental resource
Controllable resource
Renewable resouce
Exhaustible resource
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an action or reward that motivates one to act a certain way
Investment options
Competition
Consumer alertness
Incentives
20
an increase in the overall level of prices for goods
Comparison
Incentive
Competition
Inflation
21
anything that is generally accepted as payment for goods and services
Debt
Inflation
Factors
Money
22
one of the factors of production; involves taking the actions and risks necessary to produce a new product, service
Natural
Capital
Entrepreneurship
Human
23
the highest price that sellers may charge for a product as mandated by... usually the government
Price Floor
Price Door
Price Ceiling
Price Wall
24
a natural resource that is irreplaceable; when it’s used up it cannot be replaced
Renewable resource
Unrealistic resource
Exhaustible resource
Exchangeable resource
25
the price at which quantity demanded meets quantity supplied
Equallibrium
Elasticity
Brand Balance
Competition
26
the lowest price that buyers must pay for a product as mandated by...usually the government
Price Door
Price Wall
Price Ceiling
Price Floor