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AP Macro test 1

TermDefinition
resources/factors of production labor, land, capital, entrepreneurship
opportunity cost sacrifices, the real cost is what you have to give up
macroeconomics whole economy overall, focuses on economic aggregates
microeconomics individual parts of economy
business cycle the alternation between economic downturns and upturns in macroeconomy
peak when business activity reaches temporary maximum
recession decline in total output, income, employment (6 months)
trough bottom of recession period
recovery output and employment expanding
inflation rise in overall price level; food and gas not included
deflation fall in overall price level
aggregate output economy's total production of goods and services for given time periods
economic growth expansion of the economy's production possibilities: the economy can produce more (curve moves up)
comparative advantage producer can produce a good at a lower opportunity cost than your competitor (produce more efficiently)
absolute advantage producer #1 can make more than producer #2
demand a schedule that shows how much of a product consumers are willing/able to buy at a series of possible prices
law of demand higher the price, less demand; lower the price, higher demand
MERIT market size, expectations, related prices, income, tastes
Substitute can be easily replaced with another
complements products which are bought and used together
supply is ___________ on the graph positive
demand is _________on the graph inverse
supply show amount a producer is willing/able to produce
law of supply as prices rise, quantity supplied rises, direct relationship between price and quantity supplied
only thing that moves for supply and demand is what? price
TRICE technology, related prices, input prices, competition, expectations
equilibrium where quantity supply and demand cross; stable
surplus more
shortage less
calculate opportunity cost for PPC graph x-axis=slope y axis=reciprocal
calculate opportunity cost for comparative advantage output: (a)=b/a input:(a)=a/b
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