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The Economic Problem 1.1.3
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What is the basic economic problem?
The basic economic problem is about
scarcity
and
choice
.
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What is the main purpose of economic activity?
The main purpose is to produce
goods and services
to satisfy
consumer needs
and wants.
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What are the three main questions societies must decide regarding economic activity?
What
goods and services
to
produce
?
How best to produce goods and services?
Who is to
receive
goods and services?
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What does scarcity refer to in economics?
Scarcity refers to the limited nature of
resources
in contrast to
infinite
wants.
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How do consumers make choices due to scarcity?
Consumers make decisions about when to travel and which mode of
transport
to use.
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What are the four main categories of factors of production?
Land
Labour
Capital
Enterprise
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What does the acronym CELL stand for in economics?
Capital
,
Enterprise
,
Land
,
Labour
.
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What are capital goods?
Capital goods are used to make
consumer goods
and services.
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What are examples of capital inputs?
Examples include
plant and machinery
,
hardware
, and
software
.
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What is capital-labour substitution?
It is when capital is used to replace labor in
production processes
.
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What are some recent examples of capital-labour substitution?
Robots
in Amazon warehouses
Grocery suppliers like
Ocado
for picking and packing
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What is working capital?
Working capital includes stocks of
finished products
and component parts.
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What role do digital platforms play in capital goods?
Digital platforms enable services like
cloud computing
and mass production.
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What is an example of infrastructure in capital goods?
Air traffic control systems
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