factor ofproductiona resourceused toproducegoods andservicesoilThis resourcefalls underthe landfactor ofproductionlaborlabor the physicaland mental effortscontributed byhumans in theproductionprocessgunsversusbuttera simple PPCdepicting all thepossiblecombinations ofdefense goods andconsumer goodsproduced in aneconomyEntrepreneurshipthe act of startinga business bybringing togetherall the otherfactors ofproductionproductionpossibilitiescurve(PPC)a graph showingthe total possibleamount of goodsand services thatcan be producedwith limitedavailable resourcesefficiencyusing limitedresources tomaximizeproduction ofgoods andservicesPhysicalCapitalall the thingsrequired bybusinesses toproduce goodsand services fromraw materialsLandall the renewableand nonrenewablenatural resourcesused in theproductionprocessengineersThis resourcefalls underthe laborfactor ofproductionHumanCapitalthe skills,knowledge, andexperiencepossessed bypeople that addsvalue to their jobsCapitalthe buildings,equipment, andhuman skillsused toproduce goodsand servicesFree!unattainablepointany combination ofpossible outputs thatlies outside the PPCcurve; the point atwhich there are notenough resources toproduceunderutilizationusingresourcesbelow theirmaximumefficiencytrucks &airplanesThis resourcefalls underthe capitalfactor ofproductionfactor ofproductiona resourceused toproducegoods andservicesoilThis resourcefalls underthe landfactor ofproductionlaborlabor the physicaland mental effortscontributed byhumans in theproductionprocessgunsversusbuttera simple PPCdepicting all thepossiblecombinations ofdefense goods andconsumer goodsproduced in aneconomyEntrepreneurshipthe act of startinga business bybringing togetherall the otherfactors ofproductionproductionpossibilitiescurve(PPC)a graph showingthe total possibleamount of goodsand services thatcan be producedwith limitedavailable resourcesefficiencyusing limitedresources tomaximizeproduction ofgoods andservicesPhysicalCapitalall the thingsrequired bybusinesses toproduce goodsand services fromraw materialsLandall the renewableand nonrenewablenatural resourcesused in theproductionprocessengineersThis resourcefalls underthe laborfactor ofproductionHumanCapitalthe skills,knowledge, andexperiencepossessed bypeople that addsvalue to their jobsCapitalthe buildings,equipment, andhuman skillsused toproduce goodsand servicesFree!unattainablepointany combination ofpossible outputs thatlies outside the PPCcurve; the point atwhich there are notenough resources toproduceunderutilizationusingresourcesbelow theirmaximumefficiencytrucks &airplanesThis resourcefalls underthe capitalfactor ofproduction

Production Curves - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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I I
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G G
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G G
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I I
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G G
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I I
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I I
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B B
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N N
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  1. G-a resource used to produce goods and services
    G-factor of production
  2. I-This resource falls under the land factor of production
    I-oil
  3. G-labor the physical and mental efforts contributed by humans in the production process
    G-labor
  4. G-a simple PPC depicting all the possible combinations of defense goods and consumer goods produced in an economy
    G-guns versus butter
  5. I-the act of starting a business by bringing together all the other factors of production
    I-Entrepreneurship
  6. G-a graph showing the total possible amount of goods and services that can be produced with limited available resources
    G-production possibilities curve (PPC)
  7. I-using limited resources to maximize production of goods and services
    I-efficiency
  8. I-all the things required by businesses to produce goods and services from raw materials
    I-Physical Capital
  9. B-all the renewable and nonrenewable natural resources used in the production process
    B-Land
  10. N-This resource falls under the labor factor of production
    N-engineers
  11. B-the skills, knowledge, and experience possessed by people that adds value to their jobs
    B-Human Capital
  12. N-the buildings, equipment, and human skills used to produce goods and services
    N-Capital
  13. B-Free!
  14. N-any combination of possible outputs that lies outside the PPC curve; the point at which there are not enough resources to produce
    N-unattainable point
  15. B-using resources below their maximum efficiency
    B-underutilization
  16. N-This resource falls under the capital factor of production
    N-trucks & airplanes