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Career planning Test: Self-Assessment Skills, Talents, and what you enjoy Don’t forget… How does technology affect jobs? Creates New, take some away

Consumer Sovereignty: Scarcity: Consumption: Production: Resources: Opportunity Cost: Supply: Demand: Incentive: Consumer Sovereignty: Goods are limited using goods combining resources to make goods factors of production -human, capital, natural, entrepreneurship What is given up when you choose amount of goods made by PRODUCERS amount of goods demanded by CONSUMERS -Determines Price anything that changes economic behavior Consumer power

Too Much. Scarcity. People love it. People hate it. Gotta get rid of it! Scarcity. People love it. Make as much $$$ as you can. People hate it. Lower the price to get people to buy

Profit General Motors Sales Expenses Money made selling cars Buy parts to put the car together Buy TV ads Pay Employees

SALES EXPENSES PROFIT

Types of Economies Traditional: Family & customs Command: A lot of Gov’t involvement Mixed: Some gov’t Free: Very little Gov’t

Economies Command Free Market Lot of gov’t No choice $$$ = gov’t Gov’t Sovereignty No competition Few gov’t choice Profit Driven Consumer Sovereignty Competition

Types of Businesses Proprietorship: Partnership: Corporation: 1 owner 2 or more Corporation: Many owners Gambling on a business Risk = investment Acts as a legal person

Banks Private Financial Institutions interest $30 $1000 $1000 6% 3% borrower bank depositor $1060 $1030 interest $30

Households Firms Products Resources Taxes Taxes Economic Flow Consumer expenditure Households Firms Wages, rent, dividends Resources Taxes Taxes

Gov’t Involvement Competition Protect consumers Anti-trust laws (monopolies are illegal) Global trade Help new businesses Protect consumers Your property Courts Agencies to protect consumers (EPA, FCC, FTC)

The Fed interest rates borrowing spending economy interest rates stops inflation interest rates borrowing spending economy Bank’s Reserve borrowing spending economy stops inflation Bank’s Reserve borrowing spending economy

Exclusive Non-Exclusive rivalrous $$$ free Exclusive Non-Exclusive Shoes Fishing grounds rivalrous Cheeseburger Pasture Few Benefit Cars Wild-life Movie Theater Schools Amusement Park Roads Public Goods Non-Rivalrous Many benefit Golf Course Military

Schools Roads Military Police Firefighters Fireworks Radio Public parks Taxes Public Goods Something that benefits many people at the same time, and anyone can use it