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The result of a decision. |
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Alternative given up as a result of a decision. |
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Study of how people choose to satisfy unlimited wants with limited resources. |
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Using resources to maximize production. |
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Claim of ownership in a corporation. |
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Land, labor, and capital.(resources used to make goods) |
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Refers to trade off when deciding whether to produce more/less military goods vs. more/less consumer goods. |
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Skills and knowledge gained by a worker with education and experience. |
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Expectation that encourages people to behave a certain way. |
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Law of Increasing Opportunity Cost |
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Resources best suited for production are used first. As production expands, cost expands. |
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Easier access resources are used first. |
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Economic system in which decisions are based on voluntary exchange in markets. |
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The cost of the next best alternative. |
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Human made goods used to produce other goods. |
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Production Possibilities Frontier |
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Trade offs a country faces for use of it resources. |
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People that think through decisions to make a choice. |
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Limited resources and unlimited wants. |
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Goods you can touch, take home, consume, etc. |
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Services that cannot be touched, taken home, consumed, etc. |
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No Such Thing As A Free Lunch |
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There is always hidden costs. (That Caribou drink costs so much because you are provided a cup, napkins, lighting, music, etc.) |
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Alternative Sacrificed when we make a decision. |
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