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U1: Basics of Economics
U1: Basics of Economics
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Unit 1
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Macro or Micro? The price of gasoline in PA vs MD
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
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What you give up to get what you want/need
Scarcity
Opportunity Cost
Goods and Services
Resources
3
THE economic problem
Resources
Greed
Scarcity
Money
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Macro or Micro? Economics on a local or country based scale
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
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The benefit of one product over another
Utility
Economize
Trade Off
Incentive
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Encouragement to buy one product versus another
Economize
Trade Off
Utility
Incentive
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What are the 3 questions asked because of scarcity?
How to produce it? When to make it? How much should I make?
What to produce? For whom? How to produce it?
What country to use to produce it? Where to get resources? Why produce it?
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Invisible Hand theorist:
John Jones
Adam Jones
John Smith
Adam Smith
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Positive economics studies (2 correct answers):
Date
Data
Opinions
Facts
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A constant PPC looks like:
A straight line
A convex line
A concave line
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What is the definition of Economics
How individuals determine government structures
How individuals and society satisfy unlimited wants with limited means
How society figures out the FOPs
How individuals and society satisfy limited wants with unlimited means
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Positive or Normative? 35% of teenagers like to sleep through class because they do not go to bed at a reasonable hour
Positive
Normative
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Capital goods (2 answers):
Made for direct consumption
Used to make goods
Everyday grocery
Not bought everyday
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Positive or Normative? 35% of teenagers like to sleep through class
Example of normative
Example of positive
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A decreasing PPC looks like:
A concave line
A straight line
A convex line
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Asking if a product is worth it’s value
Utility
Economize
Incentive
Trade Off
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The cost/benefit of buying more than one or adding to production:
Cost/Benefit Analysis
Marginal Cost/Benefit
Invisible Hand
Scarcity
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Viewing economics on a global scale
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
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Analysis of what is attained versus what it is worth
Cost-Benefit Analysis
Scarcity
Opportunity Costs
FOPs
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Skill, time, willingness to create a new business (HUGE risks involved)
Capital
Land
Entrepreneurship
Labor
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PPC assumptions include (2 answers):
Technology is fixed
More than 2 goods produced
All labor at 100%
No scarcity
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Increasing PPC looks like:
A concave line
A convex line
A straight line
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Physical items paid for by consumers and manufactured by producers
Capital
Goods
Services
Labor
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Factors of Production:
Land, Labor, Capital
Labor, Government Regulations, Environmental Costs
Scarcity, Land, Resources
Capital, Goods, Markets
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Normative economics studies:
Dates
Facts
Opinions
Data