1EM3 ENSAYO SOBRE LA INFLUENCIA DE LA ECONOMIA EN LA VIDA COTIDIANA.
En la vida cotidiana siempre se usa la economía por ejemplo un comerciante vende sus productos todas las mañanas para poder generar mas dinero de lo que ha invertido cuando le compra la mercancía al suministrador, un comerciante o artesano compra lo que sea producido en las fabricas o en el campo y lo vuelven a vender o lo transforman en otro producto pero además de que el comerciante tiene ganancias con cada producto que vende el estado gana una parte con el IVA que se impone y con este dinero de los impuestos el estado puede construir casas, escuelas y carreteras.
Un uso frecuente de la economía es el transporte y la forma en que se fabrica como …ver más…

Los bienes son los mas correctos a la hora de saber que producir, pues no son sustentables económicamente, mientras que los servicios son pocos y muy caros lo cual ocasiona que no todos tengan acceso a lo primordial

ESSAY ON THE INFLUENCE OF THE ECONOMY IN EVERYDAY LIFE.

In daily life the economy is always used for example a trader sells its products every morning in order to generate more money than you invested when you purchase the goods from the supplier, a trader or craftsman buy what is produced in factories or in the field and re-sell or convert it into another product, but also that the trader makes a profit with every product sold earns the state a portion of VAT which is levied and this tax money the state can build houses , schools and roads.
A common use is the transport economy and how they can be manufactured as an automobile or truck that not only are used as public transportation, but also can be detached. So who manufacture cars or other goods must think carefully as they should, make it possible with modest means in some cases without much material and only the necessary labor is to produce a considerable amount, the employer purchase machines with their money they can produce items in your factory but only buy them if you think satisfying that the sale of goods produced is greater than the costs of the machines and labor were it not so the employer would not care to produce.
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