PPT 2

Cards (15)

  • Economic problem
    • What to produce?
    • How much to produce?
    • How to produce?
    • For whom to produce?
  • Economic resources
    • Land
    • Labor
    • Capital
    • Entrepreneurial ability
  • Land
    All-natural resources ("gift of nature") used in the production processes, such as arable land, forests, minerals and oil deposits, and water resources
  • Labor
    Physical and mental talents of individuals used in producing goods and services
  • Capital
    Human-made resources (buildings, machinery and equipment, storage facility, and others) used to produce goods and services
  • Entrepreneurial ability
    The human talents that combined the other resources to produce a product, make decisions, innovate and bear risks
  • Budget line
    A schedule or curve that allows various combinations of two products a consumer can purchase with a specific money income
  • The Budget line for the budget constraint shows the combination two (2) products that can be purchased, given the prices of the products and the consumer's money income
  • All combinations on or inside the budget line are attainable combinations from the income while combinations beyond the budget line are unattainable
  • Production Possibilities Frontier
    A graph showing the different combinations of goods or services that can be produced in a full employment, full production economy where available supplies of resources and technology are fixed
  • Law of Increasing Opportunity Cost
    As the production of goods increases, the opportunity of increasing an additional unit rises
  • Production Possibilities Curve
    A curve showing the different combinations of goods or services that can be produced in a full employment, full production economy where available supplies of resources and technology are fixed
  • Type of Product
    • Healthcare
    • Education
  • In the case of services to the public where social welfare is considered i.e. education and healthcare, decision will be based on what is the priority
  • Decision may be based on normative or positive analysis, depending upon the circumstances an individual