Oligopoly

The oligopoly refers to a small number of offering products .  The word is derived from the Greek and is formed from two different concepts:  oligo, which means “few” and polio , which means “seller.” Being this way we can define the oligopoly as a market of “few sellers”. Each salesperson who is part of this process is very aware of the actions of others. The decisions that an … Read more

Economic indicators

Economic indicators are a series of statistical data which allows a detailed analysis of the performance of the economy , regardless of the time studied in order to obtain a series of preventions about the evolution of the economy. What are economic indicators? They consist of statistical data that allow us to know the state of an economy, current or not. The measurement and interpretation of these … Read more

GDP

In economics, one can come across a multiplicity of economic indicators. Each of these can speak of the state in which the economy of a country or a region is located . One of these economic indicators , which is seen as one of the most significant worldwide, is the Gross Domestic Product, or by its acronym, as it is normally referred to, GDP . What is … Read more

Production costs

The production costs are those costs that are a vital part to keep a number of services or projects. What are production costs? The production costs are those costs that a company must pay to maintain an enterprise, regardless of its type. Its characterization is one of the requirements to know the scope of the profits of a company. Definition Production cost function goals Elements of … Read more

Utility

Many times we tend to buy products or food in supermarkets that satisfy us up to a certain point, but after exceeding that satisfaction they cease to be ” priority ” or “lose satisfaction”. This can be measured by something called utility which we can plot the satisfaction from personal opinion about a product, good or service What is the utility? In simple words, utility in terms of economy refers to that satisfaction that occurs in a user when acquiring a good or product or contracting a specific service. At the same time it allows to measure the impact of a product and how … Read more

Entrepreneurship

Better known as entrepreneurship , it is about starting all projects or ideas in order for them to become a reality. What is Entrepreneurship? Also known as ” enterprise “ , it is all process aimed at capturing some thought into an effective project. It consists of that procedure in which an idea or set of ideas is transformed , through a series of steps, into a concrete reality . Definition Entrepreneurship characteristics … Read more

Consumer

As an economic concept, the consumer is the person, entity or organization that demands goods and services and is willing to pay for them. A more academic definition holds that it is any person who buys products or services to consume them. It is the final link in the entire production chain and, therefore, the final recipient of production. In marketing, the consumer … Read more

Inferior goods

The group of inferior goods is made up of all those products that serve to satisfy basic needs . They are low-cost products and are intended for low-income consumers . These assets have the singular characteristic that they break with the Normal Law of Demand . This means that, as the purchasing power of the consumer increases, the purchase of these products decreases. In economic terms, inferior … Read more

Complementary goods

The economy defined as complementary goods to all those products that need to be consumed other than complements. To satisfy a need, complementary goods can be two or more . Although their ratio is not 1: 1, these goods cannot act separately, at least to satisfy the most important need for which they were created or produced. These assets have a cross-relationship with each other. This … Read more

Luxury goods

The luxury goods are all those who at cost or demand the kind of satisfying, are consumed by high – income individuals.  These goods have a particularity with respect to the Law of Demand , since as the consumer’s income increases, their demand increases in greater proportion. What are luxury goods? Sumptuary or luxury goods are defined as those destined to satisfy needs that are above those … Read more