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Economics

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Goods   Anything from which individuals receive utility or satisfaction  
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Utility   The satisfaction one receives from a good  
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Bad   Anything from which individuals receive disutility or dissatisfaction  
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Disutility   The dissatisfaction one receives from a bad  
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Land   All natural resources, such as minerals, forests, water, and unimproved  
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Capital   Produced goods that can be used as inputs for further production, such as factories, machinery, tools, computers, & buildings  
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Entrepreneurship   The talent that some people have for organizing the resources of land, labor, and capital to produce goods, seek new business opportunities, and develop new ways of doing things.  
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Scarcity   The condition in which or wants are greater than the limited resources available to satisfy those wants  
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Economics   The science of scarcity; the science of how individuals and societies deal with the fact that wants are greater than the limited resources available to satisfy those wants  
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Rationing Device   A means for deciding who gets what of available resources and goods  
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Competition exists because of _________   scarcity  
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Whatever the rationing device is...   people will compete for it  
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Opportunity Cost   The most highly valued opportunity or alternative forfeited when a choice is made  
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There is no such thing as free lunch   Opportunity costs are incurred whenever choices are made.  
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The higher the opportunity cost of doing something is...   The less likely it will be done  
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Benefits rarely come w/o   Costs  
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Marginal Benefits   Additional benefits: the benefits connected w consuming an additional unit if a good or undertaking one more unit of an activity  
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Marginal Costs   Additional costs; the costs connected with consuming an additional unit of a good or undertaking one more unit of an activity  
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Decisions at the Margin   Decisions making characterized by weighing the additional (marginal) benefits of a change against the additional (marginal) costs of a change with respect to current conditions  
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Efficiency   Exists when marginal benefits equal marginal cots  
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Incentive   Something that encourages or motivates a person to undertake an action  
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Exchange (trade)   The giving up of one thing for something else  
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Ceteris Paribus   A Latin term meaning "all other things constant" or "nothing else changes"  
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Theory   An abstract representation of the real world designed with the intent to better understand it.  
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Abstract   The process (used in building a theory) of focusing on a limited number of variables to explain or predict an event  
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Positive Economics   The study of "what is" in economics  
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Normative Economics   The study of "what should be" in economics  
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Microeconomics   Branch of economics that deals with human behavior and choices as they relate to relatively small units: an individual. a firm an industry, a single market  
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Macroeconomics   Branch of economics that deals with human behavior choices as they relate to highly aggregate markets(e.g. the goods & services market) or the entire economy  
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