Review: Notes on the Factors of Production

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Review: Notes on the Factors of Production Complete note taking guide, study before Bench Mark #1

The Factors of Production LA LA(gs) CAP’EN I’ll Explain…

Factors of production: resources of land, labor, capital & entrepreneurship used to produce goods/services

A. Land: natural resources existing without human intervention surface land, water, minerals, fish, animals, trees… “gifts of nature” LA

B. Labor: human resources & efforts directed toward producing goods & services Goods: items people can buy – medicine, clothing, cars Services: activities done for others for a fee – doctors, hair stylists, dog-walkers LA(gs)

C. Capital: previously manufactured goods used to make other goods/ services These are CAPITAL GOODS used to make CONSUMER GOODS CAP Machines, buildings, tools used to build cars = “capital goods”/ the car itself = “consumer goods”

A factory (capital good) creates a taxi car(consumer good) Can capital goods & consumer goods mix?..... Yes! Example: building a taxicab or FedEx truck…. Why?? } } A factory (capital good) creates a taxi car(consumer good) BUT The taxi car also provides a service to people as a taxicab (capital good)

When capital is combined with land & labor, the value of all 3 factors of production increases An uncut diamond (land) + diamond cutter (labor) + diamond cutting machine (capital) = BLING!

Capital increases productivity Productivity: greater quantities of goods & services are produced in better & faster ways Electronic $$ counter counting $1,000 vs a you counting $1,000

D. Entrepreneurship: the ability of individuals to start new businesses, introduce new products & processes & improve management techniques EN Willing to take risks in order to reap profits Must absorb the costs of failed efforts 30% of new business enterprises fail – of the 70% that survive, only a few become very successful

Technology: use of science to develop new products & methods for efficiently producing & distributing goods & services Computer vs. typewriter vs. printing press vs. pencil vs. feather & ink

Effect on Income & Wealth The distribution of factors of production affects a person/ nation’s income The more land & capital you have, the richer you’ll most likely be The greater your entrepreneurial skills, the more income you’ll most likely make The more natural resources your country is sitting on, the richer your nation will most likely be The less, the poorer...

LA LA(gs) CAP’ EN Factors of Production An uncut diamond (land) + Factors of Production: resources of land, labor, capital & entrepreneurship used to _____________________________________ _____________: natural resources existing without ____________________________ - land, water, minerals, fish, animals, trees “gifts of nature” When capital is combined with ________& ____________, the value of all 3 factors of production increases An uncut diamond (land) + diamond cutter (labor) diamond cutting machine (__________) = VALUE!! (bling) B. ______________: human resources & efforts directed toward producing goods & services ____________: items people can buy – medicine, clothing, cars _____________________: activities done for others for a fee * doctors, hair stylists, dog-walkers C. _______________: previously manufactured goods used to make other goods/ services Machines, buildings, tools used to build cars = “______________goods” The car itself = “ _____________ goods” *They CAN mix!!!! (think….taxicab) LA LA(gs) CAP’ EN Effect on Income & Wealth The distribution of factors of production affects a person/ nation’s ________________ The more land & capital you have, the __________you’ll most likely be The greater your entrepreneurial skills, the more income you’ll most likely make The more natural resources your country is sitting on, the richer your nation will most likely be The less, the poorer... Capital increases productivity ________________________: greater quantities of goods & services are produced in better & faster ways Electronic $$ counter counting $1,000 vs a person counting $1,000 D. ___________________________: the ability of individuals to start new businesses, introduce new products & processes & improve management techniques Willing to take ___________in order to reap __________ Must absorb the costs of failed efforts ____% of new business enterprises fail – of the 70% that survive, few are successful ______________________: use of science to develop new products & methods for efficiently producing & distributing goods & services Computer vs. typewriter vs. printing press vs. pen/pencil vs. feather & ink