economics and business
types of employment
Part-time
volunteer
Full-time
casual workers
40 hrs a week (avg.)
Overtime workers
20-30 hrs a week (avg.)
50-60 hrs per week(avg.)
38 hrs a week (avg.)
2-3 hrs a week (avg.)
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wages
income
salary
profit
superannuation
savings account created for all Australian workers to help them prepare for retirement
the money a worker receives which is based off their hourly rate and how many hours they worked during their pay cycle.
differs from wages because people who are paid a salary are not paid per hour. They have a fixed amount they get paid per year.
a financial gain, especially the difference between the amount earned and the amount spent in buying, operating, or producing something.
the consumption and saving opportunity gained by an entity within a specified timeframe, which is generally expressed in monetary terms. Income is difficult to define conceptually and the definition may be different across fields
4 factors of production
Entrepreneurship
capital
land
labour
the physical space and natural resources.
the workforce or people
the ideas and drive and being prepared to take risks to make a profitable business.
The money and the equipment
traits of entrepreneurship
planning
innovation
teamwork
creativity
Create products that address and fix problems. Solve issues to keep their product or company relevant in a competitive market.
The process of working with people in a group to achieve a goal.
They must be able to plan in order to make their ideas a reality
Is the improvement or creation
concepts
specialisation
economic performences
interdendence
livability
producer
consumer
china
wa
gold
iron ors
electronics
makets
jobs
harvests
manages
aparists
scarcity
supply
demand