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Presentation transcript:

Business Name Proprietors: Date Period

Chapter 1

Photo of Business Map- location of business

Business Address Phone: Fax:

Three economic Questions List and answer questions

Factors of Production List and illustrate the factors of production used in your business

Scarce Resources List all the resources needed to open your business ( everything you will need)

Goods or services Statement of what you plan to provide in the marketplace

Circular Flow Chart with your business Explain and show where your business is on this chart

Production Possibilities Curve Place your alternatives, inefficiency and growth on the PPF ( what is product A and B, etc…)

Chapter 2

Economic system explained with advantages and disadvantages AdvantagesDisadvantages

Business economic and social goals Read chapter 2 section two of the book for better understanding.

Role of Consumer in your business

Role of Government in your business

Chapter 3

Form of business organization Advantages Disadvantages

Monthly Business statement Use the book figure 3.4 to help you do this part

Chapter 4

Law of Demand Demand schedule for your business Demand curve for your business

Business elasticity Explain the elasticity of your business demanded by the public

Chapter 5 Role of Entrepreneur in your business

Law of Supply Supply Schedule Supply curve for your business

Supply Elasticity Explain the elasticity of the supply from your business

Three Stages of Production Explain the three stages of production for your business

Cost, Revenue, and Profit Maximization Schedule Explain the cost, revenue and profit maximization place on the chart for your business and why that is the best place.

Chapter 6

Market demand and supply for business Market demand and supply schedule: Market demand and supply curve: ( show eq, surplus, and shortage)

Chapter 7

Market structure How does your business compete Who are your competitors?

Market Externalities Negative externalities Positive Externalities

Chapter 8

What is the role of government in your business? Explain how the government is involved in your business

Government (these can be website lists) Laws governing your business

Traditional theory of Wages Explain the theory of wages and how that will apply in your company

Chapter 9

Taxes List and explain all of the taxes you will have to pay Licenses you may have to pay

Profit Statement Total loan amount Current interest rate Total costs of borrowing the money Total revenues you expect Total estimated profit Per day Per month Per year Per person

Bibliography