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What are the three interconnected components of family resource management?

Inputs, throughputs, outputs

What do inputs represent in family resource management?

Starting materials: resources & demands

What do demands represent in family resource management?

Needs and wants of family members

What do young families often prioritise according to life stage demands?

Childcare & educational expenses

What are the two main types of resources families have?

Tangible and intangible

Which of these is a tangible resource?

Money and savings

A parent's cooking abilities are an example of what type of resource?

Intangible resource

What are throughputs in family resource management?

Active processes transforming inputs

What are the three key processes involved in throughputs?

Planning, organising, implementing

A family saving £5,000 over 24 months would need to save how much monthly?

£208.33

Which activity is part of organising in family resource management?

Allocating responsibilities to members

What characterises the implementing phase of throughputs?

Putting plans into practice actively

Which is an example of resource optimisation as an output?

Efficient use with minimal waste

How does the management process work cyclically?

Outputs become inputs for next cycle

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