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Production / Goods & Services Unit 7: Economics Production / Goods & Services

Decisions Trade-offs: trading one thing for another Opportunity cost – the value of choosing one thing over another Ex: living in city vs. living in country Cost-benefit analysis - Econ model; compares costs & benefits of a decision

Goods & Services Goods – physical/tangible items; things made/manufactured for ppl to buy/own Food, cars, buildings, television Services – not physical objects; things ppl do Doctors, translators, tutors, painters, mechanic Combination Movie theater, restaurant, theme park

Goods & Services Productivity – rate at which g/s are produced & efficient use of resources…production vs. resources/costs Specialization - ppl, bus, regions, nations focus on things they do better than others Types of services: Personal – performed on consumers Medical, hair, fitness… Repair – performed on goods you own Mechanic, heating & cooling… Other – retail services, entertainment services, banking, legal

Factors of Production Key questions of production: 1) What to produce? 2) How to produce? 3) For whom are we producing? 4 factors of production: Natural resources / Land Capital Labor Entrepreneurship Questions help to decide how to use the 4 factors

Factors of Production Natural resources – things provided by nature w/out human intervention Ex: land, animals, water, minerals, timber, etc. Many limited Factor of prod only when pay for use Capital – equipment used to make other g/s Ex: tools, trucks, machines, etc. (capital goods) Financial capital - $ used to buy tools/equipment Get from loans, investors, stock

Factors of Production Labor – Human effort, skills, & abilities to produce g/s Workers Paid – hourly vs. salary Entrepreneur – person who organizes & manages the factors of prod for creating a bus Very important to econ

Government’s Role Regulates comp / outlaw monopolies Provide info to bus owners to help plan Census, statistics Protects workers’ health & safety – OSHA Protects consumers Protects environment – pollution from bus