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Microeconomics Topic 3: ?Understand how various factors shift supply or demand and understand the consequences for equilibrium price and quantity.? Reference: Gregory Mankiw?s Principles of Microeconomics, 2nd edition, Chapter 4. The Supply and Demand Model Supply and demand is a model for understanding the how prices and quantities are determined in a market system. The explanation works by looking at two different groups -- buyers and sellers -- and asking how they interact. The supply and demand model relies on a high degree of competition, meaning that there are enough buyers and sellers in the market for bidding to take place. Buyers bid against each other and thereby raise the price, while sellers bid against each other and thereby

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Unit 1 Sample Test (PPC) TRUE-FALSE QUESTIONS Circle the T if the statement is true; the F if it is false. 1. The conflict between the scarce material wants of society and its unlimited economic resources gives rise to the economizing problem. T F 2. Money is a resource and is classified as "capital." T F 3. Profit is the reward paid to those who provide the economy with capital. T F 4. Resources are scarce because society's material wants are unlimited and productive resources are limited. T F 5. Economic efficiency requires that there be both full employment of resources and full production. T F 6. Allocative efficiency means that goods and services are being produced by society in the least-costly way. T F

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Unit 1 Review Ch. 1-5 Chapter 1 Chapter 5 Rational Behavior Product vs. Resource (Factor) Market Scarcity Normative v. Positive Economics Economic Goals (8) Macroeconomics v. Microeconomics Tradeoff Ceteris Paribus The Last Word (end of chapter) Chapter 2 Factors of Production Production Possibilities Curve (Assumptions, points on graph, etc.) Opportunity Cost Law of Increasing Opportunity Cost Full Production v. Full Employment Productive Efficiency and Allocative Efficiency Where does AE occur??? MB, MC? Chapter 3 Demand Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility Substitution Effect Income Effect Law of Demand

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PArt 2 ps 101 i. Industrialized democracies are dependent on high-tech industry for their trade with other states. ii. 30% USA manufactured exports were high-tech goods. iii. Technology that makes this industry possible is provided by govt. sponsored research, research by industries, or research conducted in universities. IV. Health Efficiency a. Table 4.6 i. Displays the choice govt. make of whether to provide direct service or privately.

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Political Science Test #3 part 1 Chapter 4 I. Policies of the State a. Figure 4.1 Growth of the State i. Charts the growth of overall state activity since the 19th century for Sweden, Great Britain, and the U.S.A. ii. Countries developed similarity, however they had different govt?s and exper. 1. Britain: Socialist from 1945-1951 and intermittently after that. 2. Sweden: Uninterrupted Socialist govt. 3. USA: Never had a Socialist govt.

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