capital resources		an investment made by business
entrepreneurship		a business person who buys from producers and sells to retailers
macroeconomics		the ability of consumers to decide what g & s are produced
trade-off		the total value of the goods and services produced by a nation's economy in a year.
competitor		the economic ends that a nation strives for.
free enterprise		a large agricultural organization that contains many villages, owns land, buildings, animals and equipment.
capitalism		the desire of businesses to earn the largest profit possible from selling g&s
means of production		growth
proletariat		another word for capitalism.
class struggle		a society in which the means of production are privately owned.
five-year plan		the objects used to make goods and services
exploit		the different aspects that unable goods and services to be produced.
Gosplan		the selling of a gov. operated business to private individuals
quota		targets
commune		to take advantage of someone
privatize		just competition
profit motive		people of the working class
competition		struggle of class
consumer sovereignty		an economic system that combines government ownership and private ownership.
rule of law		studies of national economics
retailer		two or more individuals or businesses trying to grow and prosper in the same firm.
whole saler		the concept that no individual is above the law and that contracts are enforceable by law
mixed market economy		the quality of life that a nation or community or society is accustomed to.
gross domestic products GDP		process of brining three things together
business investment		the state planning commission of the former soviet union
standard of living		the seller of the final product to the consumer.
economic goals		what how and by whom something should be produced over a 5 year period in the soviet union.
growth		a choice between to things, by trading off a certain service/good and another.