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  • It is an economic system in which the ownership of factors is in the hands of a private group or individuals.
    Capitalism
  • It is a social science concerned with the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.
    Economics
  • It refers to the value of alternative given up to obtain another item.
    Opportunity Cost
  • Enumerate the 3 scarce resources.
    natural, human, and physical resources
  • It is an economic system in which the government decides in addressing the economic problems.
    Command Economy
  • Differentiate consumer products and consumer services.
    personal and household needs vs. rendered by the different business firms
  • Differentiate needs and wants.
    essential (may remain constant over time) vs. desire (may change overtime)
  • what are the two types of goods?
    Economic and Free Goods
  • Enumerate the three human needs that the government should address.
    Material things, Freedom, Dignity
  • what are the two types of Economics?
    Microeconomics and Macro Economics
  • A wise consumer is watchful and mindful.
    Alert
  • Economists used _______ to explain the present condition of the economy.
    statistical data
  • He discussed the effects of rapid increase population will cause famine.
    Thomas Robert Malthus
  • Differentiate individual choice and social choice.
    people acting separately vs. government
  • Differentiate chemistry and physics.
    composition of chemical vs. matter and energy (technology)
  • He is the proponent of Law of Comparative Advantage.
    David Ricardo
  • It is the condition where the resources are limited.
    Scarcity
  • Differentiate allocation and economic system.
    distribution vs. activities that answer the basic questions on the needs
  • Differentiate ethics and psychology.
    morals vs. mind
  • A wise consumer is not affected in the product endorsed by a celebrity.
    Advertisement
  • How old is Teacher JM?
    23
  • He is the proponent of Laissez Faire.
    Adam Smith