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Unit 1: Basic Economic Concepts 1

The Circular Flow Model The Product Market- The “place” where goods and services produced by businesses are sold to households. The Resource (Factor) Market- The “place” where resources (land, labor, capital, and ent.) are sold to businesses. 2

3 Product Market Resource Market Businesses Individuals Goods and Services $$$ Revenue $$$ $$$ Spending $$$ Goods and Services SUPPLYDEMAND SUPPLY $$$ Costs $$$ Resources $$$ Income $$$ Resources (Factors of Production)

Free Response Questions When you do a FRQ don’t forget to R.O.L.L.: READ the entire question first ORAGANIZE your answer LIST your answers like the question LABEL everything 4

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5 Problem Set Hints: 1.NEVER use your computer to create graphs 2.Answer in the same FORMAT as the questions. (A, B, C i, C ii. etc.) 3.Fully EXPLAIN or give examples when asked to do so. It is better to over explain. 4.Answer the ENTIRE question explicitly. 5.NEVER straight copy your book or my notes. Use your own words and examples. Take out your Problem Set 7