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Riassunto Production, Appunti di Inglese

Riassunto del libro: capitolo production

Tipologia: Appunti

2022/2023

Caricato il 08/01/2026

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PRODUCTION
Production is the business activity of using resources to make
goods and provide services.
GOODS= are physical products (ex. Food, car)
SERVICES= are not physical products, they are actions that
people perform to assist other people (such as education,
healthcare)
Goods and services are produced to meet the needs and wants
of consumers.
NEEDS are things that are essential for survival. The five basic
needs are food, water, clothes, housing and warmth.
WANTS are things that are not essential for survival, such as
smartphone, holiday.
The resources used to make goods and provide services are
factors of production:
1. LAND= natural resources which can be used for the
activity
2. LABOUR= the number of people willing to work
3. CAPITAL= the money available for the building,
equipment that help production
4. ENTERPRISE= the people who invest money and
organize production
SECTORS OF PRODUCTION
Business operate in 3 sector of production:
1. PRIMARY PRODUCTION= industries which acquire raw
materials to make other products, such as agriculture, oil
industries, fishing.
2. SECONDARY PRODUCTION= is the manufacturing or
assembly process. Raw materials are converted into semi-
finished or finished goods, such as building, clothing and
food.
3. TERTIARY PRODUCTION= provides services which assist
and give commercial, financial support to produces and
consumers. Include transport, teaching, insurance,
defence.
THE SUPPLY CHAIN
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PRODUCTION

Production is the business activity of using resources to make goods and provide services. GOODS = are physical products (ex. Food, car) SERVICES = are not physical products, they are actions that people perform to assist other people (such as education, healthcare) Goods and services are produced to meet the needs and wants of consumers. NEEDS are things that are essential for survival. The five basic needs are food, water, clothes, housing and warmth. WANTS are things that are not essential for survival, such as smartphone, holiday. The resources used to make goods and provide services are factors of production :

  1. LAND = natural resources which can be used for the activity
  2. LABOUR = the number of people willing to work
  3. CAPITAL = the money available for the building, equipment that help production
  4. ENTERPRISE = the people who invest money and organize production

SECTORS OF PRODUCTION

Business operate in 3 sector of production:

  1. PRIMARY PRODUCTION = industries which acquire raw materials to make other products, such as agriculture, oil industries, fishing.
  2. SECONDARY PRODUCTION = is the manufacturing or assembly process. Raw materials are converted into semi- finished or finished goods, such as building, clothing and food.
  3. TERTIARY PRODUCTION = provides services which assist and give commercial, financial support to produces and consumers. Include transport, teaching, insurance, defence.

THE SUPPLY CHAIN

Supply chain= is a production chain form of 3 sectors that starts from the extraction of raw materials to the supply of finished goods or services to the consumer. The sectors of production are interdependent because companies from one sector rely on the other sector.

DEINDUSTRIALISATION

Is a process that refers to decrease in the importance of industry in the economy and an increase in the importance of the tertiary sector. This happens in the developed countries. The reasons for deindustrialisation are:  The exhaustion of raw materials  Competition from other countries  The relocation of production to low-cost locations in other countries  The technology has simplified the process of manufacturing  Higher investment in the tertiary sector In the developing countries are experiencing an increase in industrialisation

DEINDUSTRIALISATION IN THE UK

During the industrial revolution, the UK was the first country to industrialise. People migrated to industrial towns and the British economy moved from primary to secondary sector. Over the last thirty years, the population of industrial towns has decrease. The UK is now leader in the areas of technology and finance.

ECONOMIC SYSTEMS

Is a network of organisations used by society to resolve the basic questions of what, how and for whom to produce. There are 3 types of economic system and they differ of influence the government has oh the production and distribution of goods and services. FREE MARKET ECONOMY = is based on supply and demand. The companies decide what to produce based on what

Are used to assess the economic development of country. The indicator is gross domestic product (GDP) GDP = is the total value of goods and services produced by a country in a year. BOOMS = is period of high growth RECESSION = is period of negative growth, consumer spending tends to decrease and economic growth declines.