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ecomnogy

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economics deals with the choices we make, individually and as a society, under conditions of scarcity
scarcity exists when we desire more of something then we can have
tradeoff when you give up one thing to get something else
opportunity cost the value of the next best alternative given up when that choice is made
goods physical items
resources basic elements from which all goods and services are produced
services activities produced
land anything drawn from nature to use in the production of goods or services. stuff from earth
labor time and effort people contribute to the production process, workers
entrepreneurship willingness of people to organize, operate, and assume the risks involved within business
production possibilities frontier (PPF) curve that shows the maximum quality of one good that can be produced for each possible quantity of another good produced
efficiency and growth an economy is efficient if there is no opportunity to make someone better off without making anyone worse off
output that are inside the ppf represents inefficient production
output that lies outside the ppf represents infeasable points since the economy doesn't have enough resources to produce. those combinations of goods
law of increasing opportunity cost opportunity cost of a good rises as more of the good is produced
economic growth an increase in the ability to produce goods and services over time
microeconomics how people make decisions affect others in the economy
macroeconomics study of the economy as a whole at once
positive economics study of what the world is like and why it does. facts and cause and effect relationships
normative economics study the way things should be. brings opinions and ideals into the process of answering question
market collection of buyers and sellers wherever they may be
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