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Definitions for "Principles of Macroeconomics 3rd Canadian Edition"

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Average Benefit   total benefits of undertaking in units of an activity divided by n  
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Efficiency   obtaining the max possible output from a given amount of inputs  
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Time Value of Money   the fact that a given dollar amount today is equivalent to a larger dollar amount in the future  
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Marginal Cost   the increase in the total cost that results from carrying out are additional unit of an activity  
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Post hoc Fallacy   the argument that because event A precedes even B, event A causes event B  
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Sunk Cost   a cost that is beyond recovery at the moment a decision is made  
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Fallacy of Composition   the argument that because something is true for a part it is also true for the whole  
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Normative Economics   economics statements that reflect subjective value judgements and that are based on ethical positions  
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Positive Economics   cause and effect explanations that can be proven  
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Opportunity Cost   the value of the next-best alternative that must be forgone in order to undertake the activity  
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Economic Surplus   the benefit of taking any action minus its cost  
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Rational Person   someone with well-defined goals who tries to fulfill those goals as best he or she can  
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Economics   the study of how people make choices under conditions of scarcity and the result of those choices for society  
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Comparative Advantage   one person a comperative advantage over another if his or her opportunity cost of performing a task is lower than the other persons OC  
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Absolute Advantage   one person has an absolute advantage over another if he or she takes fewer hours to perform a task than the other person does  
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Production Possibilites Curve   a graph that describes the max amount of one good that can be produced for every possible level of production of the other good  
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Productivity   units of output per hour divided by units input per hour  
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Marginal Benefit   the increase in total benefit that results from carrying out one more unit of an activity  
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Average Cost   total cost of undertaking n units of an activity divided by n  
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