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| chart or graph that presents categorical data with rectangular bars with heights or lengths proportional to the values that they represent |
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| a kind of bar graph in which quantities are shown using small, simple pictures |
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| a graph with rectangles divided into segments that are proportional to the quantity it represents. |
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| a circular statistical graph which is divided into slices to illustrate numerical proportion |
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| this graph displays paired data in which the first coordinate is time |
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| labour, natural resources, capital and the entrepreneur |
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| they occur in nature, have value and may be used in production, also called “free gifts” |
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| also called labour, are the services provided by workers to produce goods and services |
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| ndividuals who start their own businesses or who aggressively expand existing ones |
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| any activity that serves to satisfy human wants |
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| productive activity that is close to the land |
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| productive activity that is involved in manufacturing staple products |
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| the vital link between the producer and the consumer which would include transportation, marketing and repair services |
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| any factor that can be controlled, changed, or measured |
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| a graphic representation that traces the exchange of goods, services and money in the economy |
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| good that are used in the production of other good and services including factories, machines, and tools |
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| The conditions that a community must have in order for a capital good to be produced. |
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