1. Economics

2. I. Becoming an Entrepreneur

3. Entrepreneur is a person(s) who start their own business
Their success is dependent on 4 resources:
Use of land
Capital
Labor
Management
Land = Location
Capital is the money a business needs to start and continue
Labor = the human work force (commitment)
Management= decisions (hiring/firing, what to make)

4. II. Different Economies

5. A) Command Economy Known as Command-communist- socialist
an economy in which production, investment (private investors), prices, and incomes are determined centrally by a government.
Government decides what to pay workers and what profits and production will be.
Invented by Karl Marx
Implemented first by Joseph Stalin of the soviet Union

6. B) Market Economy Called Market economy-freeenterprise capitalist-
based on private ownership of the people set prices and determine their own profits.
Is the freedom of individuals and businesses to operate and compete with other businesses with a minimum of government interference.

7. B) Market Economy
In other words, businesses are run by people instead of the government. Free enterprise results in the greatest efficiency and the lowest costs of any economic system. Because consumers have choices, producers want to keep costs low by using resources efficiently and their quality high so that consumers choose their products. Though most people claim that America has a market economy, it is in reality a mixed economy. Government agencies like the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulate the quality of foods and prescriptions produced in the United States.

8. C) Mixed Economy
Government and private Business owners

9. D) Traditional Influenced by customs or traditions
Think trading goods for money or other goods/services. Ex. 3rd world countries

10. E) Words to Know
Economics: is the study of how people use resources to fulfil their needs and wants.
Needs: are things that are required for life such as food, water, or shelter.
Wants: are things that make life more comfortable, but they are not necessary for life.
Scarcity: causes people to make decisions about how to spend their money.
Markets: are where suppliers and consumers get together to exchange goods or services.

11. E) Words to Know Suppliers are those people who sell the product
Consumers are the people with the money looking to buy a product.
Goods are products that are supplied by a company
Services are tasks that are performed by a specialist in a certain field.
Resources are things that people and businesses use to meet their needs

12. E) Words to Know
Cost: The amount of money a company spends to provide goods or services.
Productivity: occurs when people use scarce resources efficiently.
Specialization: is doing a certain thing really well like a doctor being a foot surgeon.
Supply: total amount of a specific good or service that is available to consumers.
The Law of Supply: the higher the price, the more chance the producer has to make a profit.

13. E) Words to Know
Profit: the amount of money a company makes on a product.
Companies make profits when they are able to sell their product for more than it costs them.
The Law of Demand: holds that price and demand move in opposite directions.
The lower the price, the more people want to buy a product
The utility: (usefulness) of a product, affects the demand.

14. E) Words to Know Resources are limited and human wants are unlimited.
People must decide what wants and needs that they wish to satisfy.
Trade-off is the alternative choice a person has.
Opportunity cost is the amount of money a person gives up in order to do something else.
Cost-Benefit Analysis When making a decision, you must decide whether the benefits of the decision outweigh what the decision is going to cost you.

15. E) Words to Know
Diminishing Marginal Utility: is the belief that with each additional unit of a product that is consumed, satisfaction will decrease.
Eating pizza
Surplus: occurs when the amount of a product that is supplied is greater than the amount that is demanded.
Shortage: occurs when the amount of a product that is demanded is greater than the amount
that is supplied.
The equilibrium price: is the amount at which there is not a surplus or a shortage.

16. E) Words to Know
Monopoly: power exists when a single firm controls 25% or more of a particular market.
(GDP) Gross Domestic Product: total value of goods produced and services provided in a country during one year.
Inflation: Price of goods rises to high.