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Fundamentals of Economics
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Economics
vocabulary and concepts from introduction to economics
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Created Date 12.01.19
Last Updated 12.02.19
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A basic condition that exists when unlimited wants exceed limited productive resources.
land, labor, capital, entrepreneur
When we weigh the benefits and costs of each decision
The maximum amount someone is willing to pay to consume an additional unit of a good or a service.
The cost of producing one more unit of a good
Next best alternative given up.
amount of output per unit of input
The focus of a worker or business on only one or a few aspects of production in order to improve efficiency
Act of buyers and sellers freely engaging in market transactions
goods and services that benefit everyone in a society.
Government uses laws to control what a business can do.
Government stops regulating a particular industry.
economic system in which people make economic decisions based on customs and beliefs handed down from previous generations.
economic system practiced by socialist countries
economic system in which the government doesn't interfere with the markets.
Economic system based on a combination of market forces and government intervention.
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