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- 4. Quizmaster 1. Ten Questions 2. Three answers for each question 3. Email to Connor at by 3:00pm cjh425@go.byuh.edu 4. One Extra Point on Exam
- 5. Rule of 70s Year to Double = 70 歎 Rate of Growth
- 6. Pooleynesia grows at 7% a year. Current GDP per capita is $5,000.What will GDP per capita be in 40 years?
- 9. Culture Human Beings Ideas Physical Human Intellectual Financial Inventions Entrepreneurs Free Markets Innovations The Capitals of Innovation
- 10. What is Wealth? Any thing we value
- 11. What is Economics? The study of how human beings create value for one another
- 12. What is Capital? Any thing we can use to create value
- 14. Culture Human Beings The Capitals of Innovation
- 16. Cultural Capital? How people treat each other
- 17. Cultural Capital is determined by the worldview of leaders
- 19. Property Rights Rule of Law
- 21. Deidre McCloskey Bourgeois Values "Sweet Talk" "Have a Go"
- 22. Culture Human Beings Ideas The Capitals of Innovation
- 23. A thought about how to potentially create new value Idea
- 24. Culture Human Beings Ideas The Capitals of Innovation Physical
- 25. atoms and energy natural resources time buildings equipment things than make things Physical Capital
- 26. Culture Human Beings Ideas The Capitals of Innovation Physical Human
- 29. I look for three things in hiring people. The first is personal integrity, the second is intelligence, and the third is a high energy level. But if you dont have the first, the other two will kill you
- 30. Culture Human Beings Ideas The Capitals of Innovation Physical Human Intellectual
- 33. Culture Human Beings Ideas The Capitals of Innovation Physical Human Intellectual Financial
- 34. Money put at risk over time Financial Capital
- 36. money put at risk over time money is time savers and borrowers (1+r)n insurance油油 limited liability corporations double entry accounting Financial Capital
- 37. Culture Human Beings Ideas The Capitals of Innovation Physical Human Intellectual Financial Inventions
- 38. Proof of an Idea Thought to reality Invention
- 39. Culture Human Beings Ideas The Capitals of Innovation Physical Human Intellectual Financial Inventions Entrepreneurs
- 40. Risk Takers Value Inventions to Innovations Freedom to Discover Learning Failure Entrepreneurs
- 43. Culture Human Beings Ideas The Capitals of Innovation Physical Human Intellectual Financial Inventions Entrepreneurs Free Markets
- 44. Where buyers and sellers discover value Free Markets
- 45. Solve each other's problems with a price system Free Markets
- 48. All Trades Have One Price And Two Values
- 49. Culture Human Beings Ideas Physical Human Intellectual Financial Inventions Entrepreneurs Free Markets Innovations The Capitals of Innovation
- 50. We create value by continuously innovating our capitals