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Intro Vocab

Choice Decision made or course of action taken when faced with a set of alternatives.

Cost/benefit analysis, risk/reward relationship A tool used to choose among alternatives; weighing the cost of a product or service against the benefit(s) it will provide.

Disincentive A factor or disadvantage that discourages people from doing it.

Incentive Any reward or benefit that motivates people to do something.

Opportunity cost The value of the second-best alternative that a person gives up when making one choice instead of another.

Scarcity An economic condition created by an excess of human wants over the resources necessary to satisfy them; an inability to satisfy all of everyone’s wants and needs.

Trade-off Giving up a little of one thing in order to get more of something else.