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Economic and Management Sciences Grade 9

Economic and Management SciencesGrade 9By:Siyavula UploadersEconomic and Management SciencesGrade 9By:Siyavula UploadersOnline:< >C O N N E X I O N SRice University, Houston, ( ).Collectionstructurerevised:Septemb er15,2009 PDFgenerated:Octob er29,2012 Forcopyrightandattributioninformationfor themo dulescontainedinthiscollection, owofmoney,pro ductionfactorsandgo o ds(revised).. xingthroughsupplyanddemand.. uenceoftradeunions.. ,growthandeconomicalequalities.. ductivity.. erenceb etweenanincomestatementandabalancesheet. . cialandenvironmentalresp onsibilitiesofbusinesses.. nancialstatements.. dsofpayment..141 Attributions.. 144ivAvailableforfreeatConnexions< >Chapter 1 Term owofmoney,pro ductionfactorsandgo o ds(revised) , ,PRODUCTIONFACTORSANDGOODSONCOMPLETINGTH ISSECTIONYOUWILLBEABLETODESCRIBETHEFLOWO FMONEY, ,weneedtoanalysetheparticipantsintheecon omy,whoarenaturallyalsotheparticipantsin thecycle:The emetinorderforthemtosurvive,namelythenee dforFOOD,CLOTHING, , ,theymustuse/applytheirLABOUR,CA

addition, the state is also a producer (hospitals supply medical services to consumers). urthermore,F the consumers pay taxes to the state and from these funds certain services that are of national interest are delivered, for example education …

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1 Economic and Management SciencesGrade 9By:Siyavula UploadersEconomic and Management SciencesGrade 9By:Siyavula UploadersOnline:< >C O N N E X I O N SRice University, Houston, ( ).Collectionstructurerevised:Septemb er15,2009 PDFgenerated:Octob er29,2012 Forcopyrightandattributioninformationfor themo dulescontainedinthiscollection, owofmoney,pro ductionfactorsandgo o ds(revised).. xingthroughsupplyanddemand.. uenceoftradeunions.. ,growthandeconomicalequalities.. ductivity.. erenceb etweenanincomestatementandabalancesheet. . cialandenvironmentalresp onsibilitiesofbusinesses.. nancialstatements.. dsofpayment..141 Attributions.. 144ivAvailableforfreeatConnexions< >Chapter 1 Term owofmoney,pro ductionfactorsandgo o ds(revised) , ,PRODUCTIONFACTORSANDGOODSONCOMPLETINGTH ISSECTIONYOUWILLBEABLETODESCRIBETHEFLOWO FMONEY, ,weneedtoanalysetheparticipantsintheecon omy,whoarenaturallyalsotheparticipantsin thecycle:The emetinorderforthemtosurvive,namelythenee dforFOOD,CLOTHING, , ,theymustuse/applytheirLABOUR,CAPITAL,LA NDandENTREPRENEURIALTALENT inordertopro ducethenecessarypro :HUMANNEEDSSELF:Makealistofhumanneedsand givego o dexamplesineachcase.

2 (Hint:Starto bymakingalistofyourownneeds.) :HUMANNEEDS1 Thiscontentisavailableonlineat< >.AvailableforfreeatConnexions< > :Whichofthepreviouslymentionedneedsareth emostcomp ellingones? sell theirfactorofpro ductiontothesecondparticipantinthecycle, thePRODUCER ortheBUSINESSENTERPRISE,whowillthenorgan iseandarrangetopro ducepro ducerwill remunerate theconsumerfortheuseofhis/herfactorsofpr o duction(inthefollowingway): AWAGE ispaidfortheuseofLABOUR; INTEREST ispaidfortheuseofCAPITAL; RENT ispaidfortheuseofLAND;and Theconsumerispaidashareofthepro tfortheuseofhis/herENTREPRENEURIALTALENT . Thiscomp ensationisusedbytheconsumertopurchasepro ductsfromthepro ducer(hissupplyofgo o dsandservices) (LUs)LO1theeconomiccycleThelearnerwillb eabletodemonstrateknowledgeandunderstand ingoftheeconomiccyclewithinthecontextof theeconomicproblem.

3 AssessmentStandards(ASs) erent owsofmoney,factorsofpro duction,go o dsandservicesintheeconomiccyclewithinthe SouthAfricaneconomy; ; uenceprices; uenceandactions(strikesandstayaways)oftr adeunionsingeneralandduringtheapartheide raon: theSouthAfricaneconomy; p olitical,economicandso cialtransformation; lab ourissues; ectofthenationalbudgetontheeconomy( enditureoneducation,so cialwelfare,healthandsecurity.) :HumanneedsSELF:Alistoftheneedsofp eople:Fo o d,clothing,housing,protection,recreation ,music,love,p ower, :HumanneedsAvailableforfreeatConnexions< >3 GROUP:Themosturgentneeds:Fo o d,clothing,housing,protection, :PRODUCTIONACTIVITIESSELF:Classify,withr elevantexamples,thedi :PRODUCTIONFACTORSGROUP:Pictureahousehol d/familyinwhichallthefactorsofpro ertoshowhowhe/sheparticipatesinthepro ductionpro ersofeachgroupmustexplaintheirexamplesto therestoftheclassandalsodescrib epresentedasfollowsinitssimplestform.

4 PRODUCERS/BUSINESSENTERPRISESO nanalysingthecycle,onecanseeveryclearlyt hatthereareTWOstreams, owinopp ositedirectionsandwillb eequalina closed endmorethanwhattheyhavereceivedas income .Notethattheir income isequaltothevalueofthego o dsandservicesthattheyhavepro ducedandsoldonthemarketsforconsumergo o endonlythe money thattheyhavereceivedascomp ensationfortheservicesoftheirpro (LUs)LO1theeconomiccycleThelearnerwillb eabletodemonstrateknowledgeandunderstand ingoftheeconomiccyclewithinthecontextof theeconomicproblem. AssessmentStandards(ASs) erent owsofmoney,factorsofpro duction,go o dsandservicesintheeconomiccyclewithinthe SouthAfricaneconomy; ; uenceprices;2 Thiscontentisavailableonlineat< >.

5 AvailableforfreeatConnexions< > uenceandactions(strikesandstayaways)oftr adeunionsingeneralandduringtheapartheide raon: theSouthAfricaneconomy; p olitical,economicandso cialtransformation; lab ourissues; ectofthenationalbudgetontheeconomy( enditureoneducation,so cialwelfare,healthandsecurity.) :Pro ductionactivitiesSELF:Activitiesofindust ries/businessenterprisesprimaryindustrie s, ,sto ckfarming,forestry,mining, sheries, , cessingindustriesinvolving shfactories,abattoirs, , ort,shops,cafes, , ctors,lawyers,hairdressers, :Factorsofpro ductionGROUP:Familyrepresentingallthefac torsofpro duction(example)Father:Farmerandlandowne r(primaryindustry) Entrepreneurialtalentandownerofpro ductionfactor, :Do ctorinprivatepractice(serviceindustry) Entrepreneurialtalentandlab ourSon:Cabinetmaker(secondaryindus-try) Lab ourDaughter:Owner,cashloansbank(tertiary industry) < > :ECONOMICCYCLESELF:Drawyourownversionoft heeconomiccyclesothatb oththeparticipantsandthe.

6 MARKETFORFACTORSOFPRODUCTIONGROUP:Classi fyallthefactorsofpro ductionfactorsthatwillb eavailableonthemarketforfactorsofpro ductionandindicatewhatremunerationwillb :MARKETFORCONSUMERGOODSGROUP:Classifythe pro ductsthataretradedonthemarketforconsumer go o closed economytheSTATE alsoplaysanimp ortantrole,seeingthatthestateisalsoacons umer( o dpro ductsandmedicalsuppliesonthemarketforcon sumerpro ducts).Inaddition,thestateisalsoapro ducer(hospitalssupplymedicalservicestoco nsumers).Furthermore,theconsumerspaytaxe stothestateandfromthese funds certainservicesthatareofnationalinterest aredelivered,forexampleeducationandp ,whenthestatepaysfortheuseoftheserviceso fthefactorofpro duction,forexamplesalaries,the taxmoney :ECONOMICCYCLETHATINCLUDESTHESTATESELF:D rawyourownversionoftheeconomiccycle(that includesthestate)sothatb oththeparticipantsandthe < >.

7 AvailableforfreeatConnexions< > :SERVICESOFFEREDBYTHESTATE[ ]GROUP: (LUs)LO1theeconomiccycleThelearnerwillb eabletodemonstrateknowledgeandunderstand ingoftheeco-nomiccyclewithinthecontextof theeconomicproblem. AssessmentStandards(ASs) erent owsofmoney,factorsofpro duction,go o dsandservicesintheeconomiccyclewithinthe SouthAfricaneconomy; ; uenceprices; uenceandactions(strikesandstayaways)oftr adeunionsingeneralandduringtheapartheide raon: theSouthAfricaneconomy; p olitical,economicandso cialtransformation; lab ourissues; ectofthenationalbudgetontheeconomy( enditureoneducation,so cialwelfare,healthandsecurity.) : :Marketforpro ductionfactorsGROUP:Classi cationofpro ductionfactorsAvailableforfreeatConnexio ns< >7 Naturalresources Landowner-RentCapital-Loanfrombank-Inter estLab our-Workingascabinetmaker-Wages/salaryEn trepreneurialtalent-Owner/manager-Pro tACTIVITY3:Marketforconsumergo o dsClassi cationofpro ductsinmarketforconsumergo o o ds, ,furniture,equipment,etc.

8 (long-termuse) o ds, en,p encil, o ds, o ds,fuel,etc.(once-onlyuse) , , :ServicesprovidedbythestateClassi cationofservicesprovidedbythestate Ensuringsecurity:SAPS,SANDF,Correctional Services. Ensuringso cialservices:Hospitals,p ensions,scho ols, :Legislationwithregardtolab our,p ollution, ,SARS, ,SABS,etc Supplieseconomicinfrastructure:Electrici ty,roads,tra ccontrol, ccursolelywithinitsb ,withpresent-daytechnologicaldevelopment sinthe eldofcommunicationandtransp ort,aswellastheb ene tsthatarisefromtheuseoflarge-scalepro duction,we ndthatpro ductmarketsareexploitednotonlydomestical ly, 'sexp orttradeincoalandotherminerals,aswellasa griculturalpro ductssuchaswine,sugarandwo ol,andalsotheimp ortsoftechnologicalpro ductsandmachinerythatareimp < >.

9 AvailableforfreeatConnexions< > ,ismainlytosatisfytheneedsofthecitizenso fthecountrymoree ,acountrycanreachastagewhereitisnolonger dep endentsolelyonitsownresources/pro duction,butwhereitcanalsoutiliseothercou ntries'pro ,forexample,thatweinSouthAfricacannowimp ortsophisticatedcomputers, etweencountrieshastwocomp onents,namely: The owofgo o dsandservicesthataredispatchedandreceive d(alsoknownasinternationaltrade);and Themutualpaymentforthesego o dsandservicesinthemonetaryunitofeachcoun try(alsoknownascurrencytransactions). Internationaltradetakesplaceb ecause: certaincountrieshaveanexcessofcertainres ources;forinstance,SouthAfricahasanabund anceofgoldandothermineralsthatcanb eexp orted,whiletherearenonaturaloilresources ; ductsthatcannotb ecultivatedhere,andthathavetob eimp orted,forexampleco ee; theleveloftechnologicaldevelopmentvaries ;forinstance,theJapanesearerenownedforth eirexp ertiseincomputertechnology; transp ,fresh owersfromSouthAfricaaresuppliedtomarkets throughoutEurop eonadailybasis.

10 :Drawyourownversionoftheeconomiccycle(th atincludestheforeignsector)sothatb oththepartici-pantsandthe :Refertothereasonsforforeigntradesupplie db elow, :continuedonnextpageAvailableforfreeatCo nnexions< > ,namelythego o dsstreamandthemonetarystream,asexplained ab closed ,butthatithasb ecomemore op en ,b ecauseimp ortsandexp ortshavecaused more go o dsandmoneyto owinto/ :Makealistofgo o dsthatareexp ortedfromandimp ,asfarasp ossible,wherethego o dsareexp ortedtoandfromwherethesego o dsareimp :Namethemonetaryunitofeachcountrythathas b eenlistedinthetableb elow:AvailableforfreeatConnexions< > :OneveryWednesdayforatleasteightweeks,in dicatewhattheexchangerateisb etweentheSouthAfricanRandandthefollowing monetaryunits:(Dividetheclassintofourgro upsforthispurp ose.)


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