In the small community of PAS, everyone is both
a producer and consumer. In PAS, the school produces its service of education
for the students and provides educated graduate for college. The students, of
course, are the consumers that pay for the education. However, they also play a
role of producer that sometimes gives lessons to teachers. The teachers thus
always "updated" due to the reciprocal relation. The school produces
the education through lectures as the students provide their latest information
through the conversation during classes. It is ultimate the producer to choose
what, how, and for whom the goods and services would be produced. The profit
motive makes the producers choose the most efficient way to produce and
targeting the potential consumers.
Both the students and the teachers reflect that their self-interest can benefit the social interest. Social interest is seeking for pursuing the most efficient and fair use of resource. Efficiency can be achieved when the available resources are used to produce goods and services at the lowest possible cost and in the quantities that give the greatest possible benefit.
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