Economic Activity - Ans-The combination of resources to produce an output of goods or services
Resources ( = factors of production) - Ans-Inputs to the production process: land, labour, capital and
enterprise
Land - A
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Economic Activity - Ans-The combination of resources to produce an output of goods or services
Resources ( = factors of production) - Ans-Inputs to the production process: land, labour, capital and
enterprise
Land - Ans-Resources found in the natural environment
Labour - Ans-Human inputs to the production process
Capital - Ans-Man-made resources
Enterprise - Ans-The skill of bringing together other factors of production, spotting gaps in markets and
taking risk
Scarcity - Ans-Man's unlimited wants and needs in relation to finite resources
Production possibility frontier - Ans-A graphical representation of the maximum attainable output from
a given stock of resources
Opportunity cost - Ans-The cost of making a choice expressed in terms of the next best alternative
foregone
Value judgement - Ans-An expression of opinion
Positive statement - Ans-A statement of fact or testable hypothesisNormative statement - Ans-A value judgement or expression of opinion
Demand - Ans-How much of a good consumers are willing and able to buy at different prices over a
given time period
Price elasticity of demand (PED) - Ans-The responsiveness of demand, in percentage terms, to a change
in price
(PED = % change in demand / % change in price)
Income elasticity of demand (YED) - Ans-The responsiveness of demand, in percentage terms, to a
change in income
(YED = % change in demand / % change in income)
Cross-price elasticity of demand (XED) - Ans-The responsiveness of demand, in percentage terms, to the
change in price of another good
(XED = % change in demand for Good A / % change in price of Good B)
Supply - Ans-The amount of goods that firms are willing and able to supply at different prices in a given
time period
Price elasticity of supply - Ans-The responsiveness of supply, in percentage terms, to a change in price
(PES = % change in supply / % change in price)
Normal goods - Ans-Goods who
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