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2 Entrepreneurs in A Market Economy
2 Entrepreneurs in A Market Economy
Entrepreneurs in a
Market Economy
2.1 Entrepreneurs Satisfy Needs and
Wants
2.2 How Economic Decisions are Made
2.3 What Affects Price?
Learning Objectives
2.1-1 Distinguish between needs and
wants.
2.1-2 Describe the types of economic
resources.
2.1-3 Explain the role of entrepreneurs
in the U.S. economy.
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Is It a Need or a Want?
Needs
Things you must have in order to survive
Wants
Things you think you must have in order to be
satisfied
Add comfort and pleasure to your life
Economic wants
Noneconomic wants
Needs and wants are unlimited.
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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Pyramid
Economic resources
The means through which goods and
services are produced
Factors of Production
Natural resources
Human resources
Capital resources
Limited Resources
Law of Diminishing Returns
1. Needs are thing that you must have in order to survive. T/F
2. The role of the business is tor produce and distribute goods and services that people need and want. T/F
3. The most basic of needs is security. F/T
4. Both types of wants—economic and noneconomic—form the basic of an economy. F/T
5. Needs and wants are unlimited. T/F
6. Economic resources are not factors of production. F/T
7. Services must be provided to you at the time you need them—they cannot be stored. T/F
8. Capital resources include buildings and equipment. T/F
9. All economic resources have a limited supply. T/F
10. All businesses that exist in the US today began as an entrepreneurial idea. ?