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What is Microeconomics?
WEEK 1 | Economic Thinking
Economic Thinking
Assess Your Knowledge
WEEK 2 | Supply and Demand Analysis
WEEK 3 | Profit Maximization
WEEK 4 | Consumer Choice
WEEK 5 | Market Structures
WEEK 5a | Governments Role in Market Economy
WEEK 5b | Market-Based Factors of Production
WEEK 6 | Domestic and Global Market Interactions
WEEK 6a | Economic Models with Real World Applications
HOW-TO: 1 | Making and Using Graphs in Economics
HOW-TO: 2 | Creating a Simple Power Point
Economic Thinking
Economic Thinking
eTextbook Readings | Principles of Economics | OpenStax
CH 2. Choice in a World of Scarcity
NOTE: Be sure to review key terms, concepts, questions, and problems at the end of each chapter!
Assess Your Knowledge
Do you understand how to...?
distinguish between normative and positive analysis
identify trade-offs between choices (opportunity costs)
construct a production possibility curve (PPC) to demonstrate trade-offs
evaluate changes in benefits to changes in cost (marginal analysis)
identify examples of increasing opportunity costs (diminishing returns)
analyze the interaction between the international and the domestic economy
correlate scarcity with unlimited wants in the definition of economics
diagnose the choices inherent in the notion of opportunity cost.
illustrate the choices inherent in the production possibilities curve.
outline a situation demonstrating marginal analysis
outline a situation demonstrating diminishing returns.
critique the inherent contradictions between full employment and full production.
categorize the factors of production and their returns.
diagram the behavior of average total costs and the 3 regoins inherent in that diagram.
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