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Economics of the Maritime Company - Coggle Diagram
Economics of the Maritime Company
Production factors
productive factors:
Time is a vital resource
it has always been a resource to solve the problem of scarcity.
The most recent case was the US war against Iraq. If the conflict had lasted for a long time, the results would have been different.
It is not a question of whether we have a lot or a little, the important thing is how we manage time.
Physical resources
Equipment, cars, buildings, technological gadgets, inventories, land.
those that we transform into products (or services) to meet customer needs.
Financial resources
there are money, credits, loans and investments.
Technology
it is the art of knowing how
Our resumes are actually samples of our know-how, of the technology that we can put at your disposal.
Human Resources
people are not a resource of a company. People are the company itself.
Economic News
Internet
It grew dramatically, and in the early 1990s, there were more than 300,000 connected to the network.
It has spread throughout the world unstoppably.
enables amazing advancement of new technologies
Tax havens
They subsist mainly on paying taxes.
Tax systems are proportional.
They are jurisdictions of special taxation. Lower taxes are paid on them.
The client (person with high income) contacts a law firm in his own country to help him manage his estate.
Economic Integration
extension in the multinational scope of the thesis according to which economic development is impossible without industrialization.
they represent the opportunity to accelerate the process of economic growth.
The market
set of people with needs to satisfy, money to spend and the desire to spend it.
The main elements of a market are
Consumers
Producers
Products
The demand
quantity of goods or services that are requested or desired in a given market
it can be influenced by a large number of factors that will determine the quantity of product ordered.
The offer
refers to the amount of goods, products or services that are offered in a market.
The slope of the supply curve, as well as the demand curve.
they act as forces that allow prices to be determined.
The price
amount of money that must be paid for the purchase or rental of a certain product or service.
The economy
The Problem of Scarcity
it is the central problem of every society.
Resources don't appear out of nowhere.
Needs and wants are limitless.
Resources are limited.
It is about solving unlimited needs with limited resources.
it studies how to use these limited resources wisely to satisfy human needs.
Macroeconomics studies countries.
it is the science of scarcity.
microeconomics to companies.
Economic Systems
The Economic System of the Future.
• primitive communism
• slavery
• Soviet communism
• Feudalism
• the capitalism.
We can interpret these phenomena as the emergence of an empire, of a world government.