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This week's lessons delve into essential economic concepts that shape our interactions with markets and society. We start with incentives, which drive competition among businesses to attract customers and boost profits. The concept of barter explores trade without money, while the standard of living highlights material comfort as a measure of quality of life. We also examine the circular flow model, showcasing interactions between households and businesses. Finally, we discuss economic systems, interest payments, profits, and losses, all crucial for understanding economic dynamics.
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Week 2 – Day 1 Incentive Something that influences behavior Sentence: Competition Methods used by businesses to gain more customers and earn higher profits Sentence:
Week 2 – Day 2 Barter To trade goods and services without using money Sentence: Standard of Living A level of material comfort in everyday life that is measured by the goods and services available to an individual, group, or nation Sentence:
Week 2 – Day 3 Circular Flow Model of an economy showing the interactions between households and businesses as the exchange goods, services, and resources in markets Sentence: Invest To use money to gain a profit Sentence:
Week 2 – Day 4 Economic Systems The way a society organizes the production, consumption and distribution of goods and services Sentence: Interest Payments made for the use of money Sentence:
Week 2 – Day 5 Profit The money a business makes after it pays its production costs Sentence: Loss The money a business loses after it pays its production costs Sentence: