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Random Fact of the Day! The face of Uncle Sam, the fictional personification of the United States, was modeled after a door-to-door salesman from Canada.
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Chapter 19, Section 1 Economic Resources
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Main Idea Four factors of production are required to produce goods and services!
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Producing Goods and Services
A. Goods- tangible products B. Services- work performed for someone else
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C. 4 factors of production are needed to produce goods and services!
1. Natural resources 2. Labor
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3. Capital 4. Entrepreneurs
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Gross Domestic Product (426-427)
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)- a measure of the size of an economy. It is the total value in dollars of final goods produced and serviced in a country. ***Does not include the sale of used goods.*** B. If the new GDP is higher than the previous year, the economy is growing!
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GDP does not measure a society’s overall well-being
***GDP does not measure a society’s overall well-being. Other things such as crime, disease, and drug abuse can hurt a country.***
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C. Standard of living- the quality of life based on possession of necessities and luxuries
***When the GDP grows faster than the population, there are more goods and services for all to enjoy!***
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Mini Quiz!!! 1. Performing work for someone else?
2. Shoes, Shirt, Car…all examples of? 3. What is GDP? 4. What are the four factors of production?
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