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the contest between companies
to win more business |
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| to buy or use a good or service |
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the number of people who want
and are able to buy an item |
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| to sell products to another country |
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a system in which people are free
to own and run a business |
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using the latest scientific ideas
and tools to make new products
or to provide services |
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| to buy goods from another country |
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relying on one another to meet
our needs and wants |
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the money a business has
afterpaying costs such as
tools and materials |
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| jobs people do to help others |
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the amount of an item
produced (made) for sale |
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the use of skills, ideas, and tools
to meet people's needs |
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These are products
Ohio EXports |
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chemicals
rubber
agricultural products
trucks
stone |
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These are products
Ohio IMports |
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coffee
sheoes and leather
lumber
bananas
televisions and radios |
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The difference between
the manufacturing industry and
the service industry is that
the manufacturing industry . . . |
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. . . makes goods for sale
and the service industry
helps people. |
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The difference between
the manufacturing industry and
the service industry is that
the service industry . . . |
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. . . the service industry
helps people and
the manufacturing industry
makes goods for sale. |
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When there is a lot of an item
available for sale and
few people want to buy it,
what happens to the price? |
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When there is only a little
of an item available for sale
and a lot of people want it,
what happens to the price? |
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