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RAJU RANCHO FARHAN 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) Property Economic Exchange Division of Labor Economic Socialization Prices Principle of Supply and Demand individual and organization gives each other valuable goods and services in return for different goods and services. Too much outflows of money in our economy will result to deflation. Producers compete more sharply on the fewer pesos in the hands of the consumers Thus, a drop in the price level and a rise in the value of pesos. Too much inflows of money into our economy usually results to inflation. Inflation: a decline in the value of money, with an upward movement of the price level. When the amount of money in circulation increases, people have more money to spend. There will be an increase in demand. Therefore, consumers compete for available goods. They pay more pesos for the goods they want and consequently, an increase in price. Inflation then can be described as too much pesos going after a small number of goods. 1) Pre-industrial Society: Hunting-gathering society b) Pastoral societies c) Horticulturist d) Agrarian societies 2) Industrial Society: 3) Post-industrial society: 4) Modern Economic System: a) Socialism b) Capitalism a) What kind of economic system did Ronald use in life to become successful? What do you think is the basis to success if one is to capitalize a specific economic system available in the market? Can someone be still successful even if one has to use a primitive form of economic system? How and why? Societies that rely for food primarily on the hunting of animals and the gathering food that grows in the natural environment society whose primary source of subsistence comes from their herds. SWEDEN: SOCIALIST NORWAY: SOCIALIST EVERY CHILD UNDER 17 RECEIVES ANNUAL STIPEND OF MORE THAN $1,600 RETIREMENT PAY FOR HOMEMAKERS MATERNITY BENEFITS: 42 WEEKS OF FULLY PAID MATERNITY LEAVE GOV’T DOLES OUT $100 MONTHLY ALLOWANCES FOR EACH CHILD PROVIDES DAY CARE CENTERS FREE EDUCATION FROM NURSERY THROUGH COLLEGE FREE MEDICAL CARE GENEROUS UNEMPLOPYMENT AND RETIREMENT BENEFITS POST-DELIVERY BENEFITS FOR MOTHERS: 1 YEAR OFF WHILE RECEIVING 80% OF THEIR PAY no private enterprises because all means of production are owned and are regulated by the government. SERVICES: INTANGIBLE (NON-CONSUMABLE) GOODS: TANGIBLE (CONSUMABLE) CONSUMER GOODS Ready for consumption CAPITAL GOODS Used in the furtherance of production ESSENTIAL GOODS GOODS THAT ONE CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT (NECESSARY) LUXURY GOODS MAN CAN LIVE WITHOUT THESE (NOT NECESSARY) GIVES COMFORT AND PLEASURE ECONOMIC GOODS HAVE VALUES & PRICE ATTACHED TO IT FREE GOODS NEED NO PAYMENT