ECONOMICS 101.  Economics is the study of _________ (as they pertain to _________, _________, and the _________). Every nation has productive resources.

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ECONOMICS 101

 Economics is the study of _________ (as they pertain to _________, _________, and the _________). Every nation has productive resources __________________ Resources from the earth, unaltered by man __________________ People’s effort, skills, and knowledge __________________ Man-made resources used over and over which are used to produce and __________________ Goods used in production to become part of a product to be __________________ or __________________ with money (savings). choices governmentproducersconsumers capitalhumannatural bartered servicesgoods intermediate purchased

 however Productive resources, and therefore, goods and services, are limited Human wants (needs) are basically unlimited economic __________________ (resulting in __________________ __________________) when answering three basic economic questions ___________ goods and services will be produced? ___________ will the goods and services be produced? ___ _______ will the goods and services be distributed? Answering these questions most efficiently creates the need for ___________________ and ___________________ resulting in trade. Consequently, buyers (consumers) and sellers (producers) have to make Economics: ___________ - __________ under ___________. __________ ___________ Buyers and sellers answer ?’s ___________ Government answers ?’s resulting in market economy command economy scarcitymakingdecision interdependencespecialization To whomHowWhat costopportunity choices SCARCITY