Summary Oxford Successful ECONOMICS Gr 11 - Chapter 1
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Economics
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11th Grade
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Oxford Successful Economics
Summary of Chapter 1: Principles, processes and practices of the economy, Module 1 Macroeconomics, from the textbook Oxford Successful Economics Grade 11 Learner's Book, covering the characteristics, importance and remuneration of the 4 Factors of Production and Community Participation and marginal...
ECONOMICS Gr 11 - Chapter 1: Principles, processes and practices of the economy
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Some examples from this set of practice questions
1.
What is the remuneration for LABOUR
Answer: Salaries and wages
2.
What are the four factors of production?
Answer: - Natural resources
- Labour
- Capital
- Entrepreneurs
3.
Marginalized people are?
Answer: Those unlikely to find employment and satisfy their needs. E.g. Disabled,
inexperienced school leavers and previously disadvantaged groups.
4.
Which Act is the Procurement Policy part of?
Answer: Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment Act 53
5.
What can be discussed in the meetings called by businesses or local government?
Answer: -Transport facilities.
- New mining activity
- The building of new schools
- Compilation of the local government budget
- New housing projects
6.
What is the act number of the BEE?
Answer: Act 53
Content preview
SUMMARY
TEXTBOOK: Oxford Successful Economics Grade 11 Learner’s Book
AUTHOR: E. Basson, V. Beautement, L. Smith
CURRICULUM: CAPS
MODULE: 1 Macroeconomics
CHAPTER: 1 Principles, processes and prac ces of the economy
INTRODUCTION:
- Unit 1 Factors of produc on
Characteris cs
Importance
Remunera on
- Unit 2 Community par cipa on and marginalised groups
Community par cipa on in local economic planning and ac vi es
Access of economically marginalised people to the economy
FACTORS OF PRODUCTION TABLE
FACTOR DEFINITION CHARACTERISTICS IMPORTANCE REMUNERAT
ION
Natural Resources: - Resources can be renewable -Provide food and Rent: the
are elements that or non-renewable. shelter. reward or
occur naturally income
within an - Resources are in short -Used as inputs for earned for
environment and supply. economic activity. the use of
Natural are used by humans natural
Resources to create wealth - Resources are not evenly -Creates employment resources
(goods and distributed. opportunities.
Services)
- Resources are processed and -International trade for
used to produce goods and importing and
services. exporting.
Labour: is physical -Works vary in quality and -Educated and trained Wages:
and mental work quantity. people are more payment and
that is performed by productive. benefits
people called -The supply of skilled workers
laborers (workers or cannot be increased quickly. -Only they can use the
Labour employees) for advanced technology.
wages -Labour cannot be stored or
(remuneration) kept for any other use. -Shortage of skills
restricts growth of
economy.
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