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Economics
1. Display knowledge of the concept of supply and demand
2. Distinguish between consumer wants and needs
3. Explain the concept of opportunity cost 4. Describe the concept of global opportunities
related to goods and services 5. Define characteristics of economies related
to government involvement
Globalization and FashionGlobalization – the increasing integration of
the world economy.countries no longer limited by their own
borders.technological advances – has helped improved
worldwide communication systems, such as the internet.
Global CompetitionGlobalization has created increased
competition between countries in the manufacturing sector of fashion.
labor is a major component of cost production.
countries with lower wages have an advantage over countries with higher wages.
International Fashions Technology has increased
communication around the world. Many companies place their orders over the
internet.Example: A garment in a boutique on Rodeo
Drive in Beverly Hills1. Produced in China with fabric from India and
buttons from Bali2. Designed by a designer in France3. Modeled on the runways in Milan, Italy, and
Paris, France.4. Purchased by a customer in New York City to
wear at a trendy party.
Supply and Demandsupply - the quantity of a product offered for
sale at all possible prices.demand – the consumer’s willingness and
ability to buy and/or use products.surplus – supply exceeds demandshortage - demand exceeds supplyequilibrium – supply equals demand
The Law of DemandStates:
if all other factors remain equal, the higher the price of a good, the less people will demand that good.
How much are consumers willing to pay?
The Law of SupplyDemonstrates the quantities that will be sold at
a certain price.
The higher the price, the higher the quantity supplied. Producers supply more at a higher price because selling a higher quantity at a higher price increases revenue.
Opportunity Costthe benefits you could have received by taking an alternative
action.
Example:The opportunity cost of going to college is the money you would
have earned if you worked instead. On the one hand, you lose four years of salary while getting your degree; on the other hand, you hope to earn more during your career, thanks to your education, to offset the lost wages.
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Wants vs. NeedsWhat do consumers want?What do consumers need?
Difference?Examples?
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