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Economic PrinciplesFrom foukeffa.org
  • GA Ag Ed Curriculum Office
  • To accompany the Georgia Agriculture Education
    Curriculum Lesson 03452-8
  • July 2002

2
Objectives
  • Define economics and explain economic systems
  • Describe free enterprise
  • List and explain 3 ways of doing business
  • Explain entrepreneurship

3
Questions Headings and Subheadings
  • What is economics?
  • Define and describe supply and demand.
  • How does price effect economics?
  • What importance does money play in economics?
  • Explain the economic system.
  • Explain free enterprise.
  • Describe business ownership.

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Questions cont
  • What choices are available in a free enterprise
    system?
  • What kind of control issues are present in free
    enterprise?
  • List 3 ways of doing business.
  • Describe sole proprietorship.
  • Describe partnerships.
  • What is a corporation?

5
Questions cont
  • How do consumers affect competition?
  • Who are consumers?
  • Define Entrepreneurship?

6
Terms
  • business
  • competition
  • consumer
  • cooperative
  • corporation
  • demand
  • dividend
  • economic system
  • economics
  • entrepreneurship
  • free enterprise
  • money
  • monopoly
  • partnership
  • price
  • private ownership
  • property
  • risk
  • sole proprietorship
  • supply

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What is Economics?
  • The study of how people get what they want
  • Includes producing goods and services and getting
    them to people
  • Money and resources are scarce
  • Governments have systems to care for people
  • Work is required to produce and make money
  • Includes supply, demand, prices money

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Supply Demand
  • Prices vary with supply of something as related
    to demand for it
  • Supply and demand work together in setting price
  • Both are limited
  • supply ?, demand ?
  • supply ?, demand ?

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Supply versus Demand
  • Supply
  • Amount of something that is available
  • Can be reduced by disasters
  • Supply ?, Price ?
  • Demand
  • Amount of something that will be bought at a
    given price
  • Price ?, Demand ?
  • Price must cover costs of production

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Graph Plotting
  • Price ?, Demand ?, Supply ?
  • Price ?, Demand ?, Supply ?

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How Price Affects Economics
  • Price is the amount of money involved in buying
    and selling a good or service
  • Worth of the item in money

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Moneys Importance in Economics
  • Money is anything exchanged for goods or services
  • Currency is money used in a country
  • The value of money is how much it will buy
  • Change in prices can cause change in the value of
    money

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The value of money
  • 1 .43 (2000)
  • 1 20 (1930s- 40s)
  • 1 week wages 40 hours 1930
  • Car 3600
  • House 10,000

14
The Economic System
  • Economic system is how people go about doing
    business
  • How things are created, owned, or exchanged
  • All countries have economic systems just modified
    in some way to meet their particular needs
  • Capitalism versus communism
  • Major differences are based on property
    ownership and control

15
Free Enterprise
  • Free enterprise the way of doing business in the
    United States
  • Allows for business to work with minimum
    governmental control
  • Allows people to work and make money for
    themselves
  • Many people own property

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Property Ownership
  • Private ownership is having things people can
    call their own
  • Property is anything with value
  • Types of property
  • Real is land and its natural features
  • Personal are items people personally use

17
Business Ownership
  • A business is a person or group that produces
    and/or sells goods and services
  • People who own businesses take risks
  • A risk is the possibility of losing what has been
    invested
  • You also can benefit from a risk by making money

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Available Choices Within Free Enterprise
  • You can choose what to produce, buy, and sell
  • You can set your price and be somewhat flexible
  • Decisions require a lot of information

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Control Issues Present in Free Enterprise
  • Few government controls
  • You can run the business as you chose, but
    dishonesty is unacceptable
  • Standards are imposed
  • Help keep food clean and measured
  • People want a full portion of what they pay for

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3 Types Businesses
  • Sole proprietorship
  • Partnership
  • Corporations

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Sole Proprietorship
  • Business owned by 1 person
  • Responsible for all areas of operations
  • hire, fire, buy, sell, supervise, submit
    government forms and all other work
  • Must have all the money to start the business

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Partnerships
  • Co-owners
  • Business owned by 2 or more people
  • Profits and losses are split equally between all
    members

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Corporation
  • Association of members doing business
  • Chartered by a state government
  • People who buy stock are called stakeholders or
    stockholders and elect a Board of Directors to
    run the corporation
  • Paid dividends (part of the profit)
  • Cooperatives provide members with services -
    marketing co-ops help market farm products

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How Consumers Affect Competition
  • Businesses must have customers to buy goods and
    services

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Consumers
  • Determine what type of business
  • If consumers wont buy a product, it wont be
    produced
  • A consumer is a person, business, or agency that
    uses goods and services
  • All consumers have limited money and must decide
    how it will be spent

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Competition
  • Consumers will choose what they like best
    compared with its cost
  • Competition allows consumers to choose between
    similar products
  • Monopoly exists if one producer controls products
  • Not good in free enterprise systems
  • Advertising influences what people will buy
  • Never use untruthful advertising

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Entrepreneurship
  • Creating goods or services to meet a unique need
  • New things
  • An Entrepreneur is a person who takes risks in
    creating and developing new products and ways to
    market them
  • Must be a very creative person with creative ideas

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Test Your Knowledge
  • What is economics?
  • How does supply/demand relate to the prices
    consumers pay?
  • What is currency? Name the currency in 3
    countries?
  • Why is creating goods and services a goal for any
    nation?
  • What is the difference between real and personal
    property?

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Test Your Knowledge cont
  • What are the ways of doing business? Explain
    each.
  • Who are consumers and why do they play a valuable
    role?
  • What is the difference between competition and a
    monopoly?
  • What is entrepreneurship?

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Match Answers to Correct Statement
Economics Supply Demand
Money Price Free Enterprise Risk
Partnership Dividend Cooperative
  • Profit paid to a stockholder in a corporation
  • Study of how people get what they want
  • Amount of product that will be sold at a given
    price
  • Anything exchanged for goods and services
  • Amount of money used in buying or selling a good
    or service
  • Amount of goods or services available
  • A business owned by 2 or more individuals
  • Freedom to do business with a minimum of
    government control
  • The possibility of losing something

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Chapter 5 test
  • 1.What is economics?
  • 2.Define and describe supply and demand.
  • 3.How does price affect economics?
  • 4.What importance does money play in economics?
  • 5.Explain an economic system.
  • 6.Explain free enterprise.
  • 7.What is the difference between property and
    business ownership?
  • 8.List 3 ways of doing business and explain all
    3.
  • 9.Who are consumers and what is their role?
  • 10. Entrepreneurship important, why?
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