This document defines several key economic terms:
1. Monopoly refers to a market structure with only one supplier of a product or service. Economics is the study of how individuals make choices involving scarce resources.
2. Scarcity means there are not enough resources to satisfy all demands. Firms produce goods and services to make a profit, while households buy goods and services.
3. International trade involves the exchange of goods and services across borders. Globalization increases interconnectedness through technology and causes economic convergence.
This document defines several key economic terms:
1. Monopoly refers to a market structure with only one supplier of a product or service. Economics is the study of how individuals make choices involving scarce resources.
2. Scarcity means there are not enough resources to satisfy all demands. Firms produce goods and services to make a profit, while households buy goods and services.
3. International trade involves the exchange of goods and services across borders. Globalization increases interconnectedness through technology and causes economic convergence.
This document defines several key economic terms:
1. Monopoly refers to a market structure with only one supplier of a product or service. Economics is the study of how individuals make choices involving scarce resources.
2. Scarcity means there are not enough resources to satisfy all demands. Firms produce goods and services to make a profit, while households buy goods and services.
3. International trade involves the exchange of goods and services across borders. Globalization increases interconnectedness through technology and causes economic convergence.
This document defines several key economic terms:
1. Monopoly refers to a market structure with only one supplier of a product or service. Economics is the study of how individuals make choices involving scarce resources.
2. Scarcity means there are not enough resources to satisfy all demands. Firms produce goods and services to make a profit, while households buy goods and services.
3. International trade involves the exchange of goods and services across borders. Globalization increases interconnectedness through technology and causes economic convergence.
Basic Micro Reviewer Monopoly - a kind of market structure wherein there
is only one supplier of a product or service.
Deflation - A fall in the general level of prices. Economics - A study of how individuals within a Oikonomia - is a Greek word which means society generally make choices that involve the use of ‘Household’. The study of the academic discipline scarce resources from among alternative wants that starts in managing your household such as budgeting, need to be satisfied. paying bills, etc. Law of Diminishing Returns - is an economic Expansion - A speed-up in the pace of economic principle stating that as investment in a particular activity. area increases, the rate of profit from that investment, after a certain point, cannot continue to increase if John Maynard Keynes - is an economist and the other variables remain at a constant. As investment father of modern macroeconomics. He published the continues past that point, the rate of return begins to book entitled ‘General Theory Employment, Interest, decrease. and Money’. Circular Flow of Economy Model - It demonstrates Trough - The lower turning point of a business how money moves through society. cycle, where a contraction turns into an expansion. It also marks the end of a contraction as well as the Marginal Utility - is the added satisfaction that a beginning of possible recovery. consumer gets from having one more unit of a good or service. Scarcity - an economic condition wherein there is not enough resources to satisfy all the demands of the Households - are buyers in the market for goods and people. services. A household is a group of people who live together and share money. Contraction - A slowdown in the pace of economic activity. Utility - referring to the satisfaction received from consuming a good or service. Firms - are organizations that produce goods and services. They are typically owned and operated by Possible Enumeration individuals or groups of individuals, and are Determinants of Demand motivated by the desire to make a profit. - Price of Good - Taste or level of Desire for the Product by the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) - is the standard Buyer measure of the value added created through the - Income of the Buyer production of goods and services in a country during - Prices of Related Products a certain period. - Future Expectations Supply-Shifting Factors Ceteris Paribus - means ‘other things held constant’ - Prices of Other Goods - Number of Sellers Partnership - it is an agreement in which two or - Prices of Relevant Inputs more persons combine their resources in a business - Technology with a view to make a profit. - Expectations Market Structure Price - the amount of money expected, required, or - Perfect Competition given in payment for something. - Imperfect Competition - Monopolistic Competition - Oligopoly - Monopoly - Gravity Model - predicts trade based on the Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs distance between countries and the interaction of the - Physiological countries’ economic sizes. - Safety - Love/Belonging - Esteem - Self Actualization Proprietorship Advantages - Easy to Start - Profits Stay with Owner - Pride of Ownership - Complete Control - Lower Taxes Corporation Advantages - Easy to Raise Funds - Limited Liability - Unlimited Life - Specialized Management - Risks are Shared Incorporation Document - Articles of Incorporation - Charter - Stock - Public Corporation - Private Corporation
International Trade - This refers to the exchange of
goods and services across international boundaries or territories. In most countries, it represents a significant share of GDP. Globalization - this refers to the increasing interconnectedness of people and places as result of advances in transport, communication and information technologies that cause political, economic, and cultural convergence. Free Trade – it refers to a policy whereby the government does not intervene in trading between nations by tariffs, quotas or other means.
International Trade Theory
- Ricardian Model focuses on comparative advantage - Heckscher-Ohlin Model was produced as an alternative to the Ricardian model of basic comparative advantage. - Specific Factors labor mobility between industries is possible while capital is immobile between industries in the short run.