Key Economic Concepts and Business Terms

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Economic Fundamentals

Benefit: The difference between expenditure and revenue of an economic activity.

Right: An object that satisfies a need and has value.

Service: A provision intended to satisfy a personal or social need (not a production good).

Cost of Living: The minimum expenditure for essential goods and services. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) primarily measures its evolution.

Investment: The allocation of money to start, maintain, or improve a business for profit.

Market: The interaction of consumers demanding goods and services and producers offering them.

Production: The generation of goods and services through economic activity.

GDP: The total value of goods and services produced in a territory within a year.

Company: An entity engaged in the production of goods and services for economic benefit.

State: Establishes rules governing economic activity, provides subsidies and support, creates businesses in strategic sectors, offers public services, and generates employment.

Tax: A mandatory payment by individuals and businesses to a public body.

Stock Exchange: A financial institution for buying and selling shares.

Billing: The total value of products sold by a company.

Grant: Government financial aid to support economic activity.

Business and Labor Terms

Focus: Human activity is necessary to produce goods and services.

Indefinite Contract: A contract with no fixed duration.

Temporary Contract: A contract with a fixed term, where the employee is not entitled to severance pay.

Employers and Unions: Associations created to defend their interests.

Teleworking: Performing professional work outside the office, usually from home.

Demand: The quantity of a commodity or service desired for purchase at a given price.

Offer: The quantity of a good or service a producer wants to sell at a certain price.

Multinational: A company operating in multiple countries.

Global Economic Groups

BRIC

  • Brazil
  • Russia
  • India
  • China

Asian Dragons

  • Hong Kong
  • Singapore
  • South Korea
  • Taiwan

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