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MicroEconomics Fill In The Blanks

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Term: Circular-Flow Definition: A visual model of the economy that shows how dollars flow through markets among households and
Term: Production FrontierDefinition: A graph that shows the combination of output that the economy can possibly produce given the available factors of and the available production technology
Term: Efficient of ProductionDefinition: The Economy is getting all it can; from the scarce resources available; the only way to produce less of the good
Term: Inefficient levels of Definition: Points production possibilities frontier
Term: Cost Definition: Give up producing the good;slope of the production possibilities
Term: Definition: The study of how households and firms makes decisions; and how they in markets
Term: MacroeconomicsDefinition: The study of economy-wide phenomena, including inflation, unemployment, and growth
Term: MakersDefinition: and households
Term: MarketsDefinition: For gods and services For of production
Term: Definition: Produce goods and services Use factors of / inputs
Term: Definition: Own factors of goods and services
Term: Markets for goods and Definition: Firms – sellers Households –
Term: Markets for Definition: Firms – buyers Households -
Term: possibilities frontier Definition: a graph-combinations of output that the economy can possibly produce-Given the available Factors of production Production
Term: Efficient Of Production Definition: The economy is getting all it can From the scarce resources available Points on the production possibilities frontier Trade-off: The only way to produce more of one good Is to produce less of the good
Term: levels of production Definition: Points inside possibilities frontier
Term: Opportunity cost of one good Definition: Give up producing the other good Slope of the possibilities frontier
Term: StatementsDefinition: that attempt to describe the worlds as it is: for of a fact
Term: StatementsDefinition: Claims that attempt to prescribe how the should be; more of an opinion
 
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