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VCE Economics - Unit 1 AOS 1 Terminology

VCE is the Victorian Certificate of Education
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Definition
Term
Transitioning a publicly offered good or service to the private sector
Privatisation
Human-made resources used to produce goods and services
Capital Resources
Something that induces an economic agent, whether a consumer or producer to act
Incentive
Resources made by nature
Natural Resources
The value of the next best alternative that is foregone whenever a choice is made
Opportunity Cost
Individuals and organisations who make decisions in the market
Economic Agents
Maximising output while minimising input resources
Productive Efficiency
The study of the overall economy
Macroeconomics
The study of individual economic units
Microeconomics
How quickly resources can be reallocated when needs and wants shift
Dynamic Efficiency
Involves value judgements about what 'should be' in the economy
Normative Economics
When a third party is affected by a transaction between two or more parties
Externality
The concept that resources are limited compared to human needs and wants
Relative Scarcity
Definition
Term
Deals with objective and positive statements about economic phenomena ('what is')
Positive Economics
The act of giving something up in order to gain something else
Trade Offs
An economic system where the government owns the resources but the market drives choices around resource allocation
Market Socialism
There is an appropriate allocation of resources between current and future consumption
Intertemporal Efficiency
An economic system where the government both owns the resources and makes decisions around resource allocation
Planned Socialism
An economic system where resources are allocated based on the forces of supply and demand and are privately owned
Market Capitalism
An economic system where resources are privately owned and decisions about resource allocation are made by the government
Planned Capitalism
Human effort used to produce goods and services
Labour Resources
The optimal distribution of goods in an economy that meets the needs and wants of society
Allocative Efficiency
A tax on imports
Tariff
An individual's or nation's access to goods and services
Material Living Standards
How much output can be produced with a given set of inputs
Productivity
Refers to quality of life factors
Non-Material Living Standards
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