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| Things people buy or sell |
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| Farming that brings little or no profit |
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| Non material equivalent of a good in economics or in marketing |
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| How many people want something |
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| How much of something is available |
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| A great quantity of money |
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| The difference between what you save and what you spend |
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| Banks give you extra money for allowing them to use your money, or they charge you for not paying your charge account |
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| A resource you can use over and over |
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| A resource you can make into something else using the same materials |
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| The raw material you start with |
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| Taking the raw material and making into a finished product |
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| Taking the final good and bringing it to the consumer |
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| The total number of people that can be employed |
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| Goods or services that a country buys from another country |
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| The goods or services that a country sells to another country |
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| The resources of a person or business |
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| The worth of a business after their bills are paid |
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| Don't have a lot of exports or money |
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| Economic under developement lack of jobs, healthcare, food, shelter |
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| Countries that have a high level of manufacturing and exports |
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| metals and other minerals that can't be replaced once they are used. |
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| products that are taken in and used |
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| reliance on two or more things |
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| rivalry between businesses for customers |
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| an economic and political doctrine holding that a capitalist economy can regulate itself in a freely competitive market through the relationship of supply and demand with a minimum of governmental intervention and regulation. |
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| money a company has after all of its expenses are paid |
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