Career Management - Connecting Economics and Work

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reneegorby  on April 26, 2011

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career management

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Chapter 15 - Preparing for Career Success

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Career Management - Connecting Economics and Work

comparative advantage
the ability of a producer to provide a good or service at a lower opportunity cost than other producers
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comparative advantage the ability of a producer to provide a good or service at a lower opportunity cost than other producers
competition striving against others to win something
consumer a person or group that buys or uses goods or services to satisfy personal needs and wants
demand the willingness of consumers to buy goods or services at a certain price in the marketplace
economics the name of the social science concerned with the way a society uses its productive resources to fulfill the needs and wants of each member
economic system the method a society uses to determine how it will use and distribute available resources
Federal Reserve System a network of 12 regional banks that regulates banking in the United States
free enterprise system economic system in whichpeople can own the means of production, use these means as they see fit, and freely create and operate businesses
gross domestic product (GDP) total value of goods and services that a nation produces for the marketplace during a specific period of time
industrial products goods produced for and sold to others
limited resources natural resources, labor, capital, and management
market a group of people or organizations that purchase a particular good or service
opportunity cost resources or benifits given up by the business to produce a product
profit money that is left over after all expenses are paid
scarcity when people have limited resources compared to their wants
services tasks that others or machines perform that can not be physically weighed or meaasured
supply the willingness of producers to produce and sell goods or services at a certain price in the marketplace
technology the science of mechanical and industrial arts.

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