hWhat is a Business?
Scarcity (escasez)
wants resources
food, land
clothing entrepreneurship
shelter capital
security >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
comfort labor
medicine
etc
– Having wants and limited resources/time at the same time --
“Business activity at all stages involves adding value to resources such as raw material and
semi-finished goods and making them more desirable to, and thus valued by the customer.”
— PRODUCTS —
Goods & Services
Services Can’t be touched. They’re provided by
other people.
Goods Can be touched. Material items.
— Goods —
, Consumer / Capital
A consumer is the one who buys.
Consumer Bought in shops as the final product.
Capital Used in industries.
Financial: When someone has a lot of
“capital”, it means they have a lot of money.
Fixed: Machinery. (The machinery used to
produce these)
Factors of Production
They can also be known as “inputs”
- Capital: manufactured goods used to make other goods
- Land: natural resources
- Labor: People/Workers
- Entrepreneurship: Creativity, innovation & risk-taking.
CAUTION: When we’re talking about factors of production, capital doesn't mean money.
(not financial capital)
Scarcity (escasez)
wants resources
food, land
clothing entrepreneurship
shelter capital
security >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
comfort labor
medicine
etc
– Having wants and limited resources/time at the same time --
“Business activity at all stages involves adding value to resources such as raw material and
semi-finished goods and making them more desirable to, and thus valued by the customer.”
— PRODUCTS —
Goods & Services
Services Can’t be touched. They’re provided by
other people.
Goods Can be touched. Material items.
— Goods —
, Consumer / Capital
A consumer is the one who buys.
Consumer Bought in shops as the final product.
Capital Used in industries.
Financial: When someone has a lot of
“capital”, it means they have a lot of money.
Fixed: Machinery. (The machinery used to
produce these)
Factors of Production
They can also be known as “inputs”
- Capital: manufactured goods used to make other goods
- Land: natural resources
- Labor: People/Workers
- Entrepreneurship: Creativity, innovation & risk-taking.
CAUTION: When we’re talking about factors of production, capital doesn't mean money.
(not financial capital)