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Economics Unit 11.1
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Everything on Economy Unit 11.1 Money
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Economics Unit 11.1
Understanding the personal life cycle
Personal Life Cycle
Childhood
Adolescence
Young Adult
Middle Adult
Late Adult
During different stages an individual will get money from various different sources
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Milestones are important events
Leaving School
Unemployment
Retirement
Promotion
Government Effect
Tax Credit
Pensions
Tax Allowances
EMA
Needs are things people must have to survive
Limited
Wants are things people wish they had right now and are dispensible
Unlimited
Making Decisions
The basic economic problem is scarcity
Recourses are limited but needs and wants are infinite
When you make a decision, the choice you miss out on it the opportunity cost
Choosing to spend
Demand is the quantity of all goods and services purchased at any given price
Supply is the quantity of a good or service that businesses will offer for sale at a particular price.
Factors Affecting Demand
Price
Income Level
Advertising
Price of Substitutions
Factors Affecting Supply
Cost of raw materials
Wage Rates
Productivity of workers
Competition is the process of trying to beat others
Benefits include lower prices, better value, greater variety and improved quality
Disadvantages include quality, and after service sales can suffer
Choosing to save
Reasons to save
Buy something expensive
Put aside for unexpected
Save for retirement
Earn interest
Banks and Building Societies
Post office card account
Internet only banks
NS&I
Savings Account: Low reward, low risk, easy withdrawal, short to long term
ISA account: Same as savings with medium to long
NS&I Same as ISA but with written notice before withdrawal
Unit Trusts: High reward, High risk, Long term, obtaining money may take some time.
Interest Rates
APR is charged to borrowers
AER is paid to savers
Borrowing money
Peoples spending needs change so often it is necessary to borrow money
Credit and Stores Cards. You must may a minimum outstanding balance each month
Mortgage
Hire Purchace
Personal Loan
Overdraft
Managing your money
A budget is a financial plan of future income and spending.
Financial Planning is a process for ensuring financial goals are met
Financial Advisor can help debt by drawing up a debt management plan
Ethical Considerations are controversial and some people won't save with a bank if they feel it is not ethical enough
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