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Summary 2017 Economics 101 CCC THINKING LIKE AND ECONOMIST Chapter 1 2 3 5 market systems elements of how a market works questions of economics how amp for whom social versus self interest ID: 667025

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Economics 10 12017 September

Summary

2017 Economics 101 CCCSlide2
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THINKING LIKE AND ECONOMIST

Chapter 1, 2, 3, 5,market systems: elements of how a market works

questions of economics how & for whom?

social versus self interest

economic way of thinking – cost/benefit/scarcity

Model: S D Equilibrium & Math

Efficiency CS PS DWL ESSlide4

CONSUMER CHOICE AND ELASTICITY

Chapter 4 & 8Consumer Choice

Budget Line

Preferences - Utility , Max, Total, Diminishing

Marginal utility theory of consumer choice

Utility Max Choices

Elasticity: types & usesSlide5

MEASURING GOVERNMENT ACTIONS IN THE MARKET

Chapter 6, 16, 17Price and quantity regulations

Taxes and subsidies

Externalities

Public goods and common resourcesSlide6

FIRMS IN THE MARKET

Chapter 10 to 15Output DecisionProfit in LR SR Shutdown

CharacteristicsSlide7

GLOBAL MARKETS & GLOBALIZATION

Chapter 2, 7 & 19Production Possibilities Frontier

Comparative & Absolute Advantage

Markets with international trade

Gains from international trade

Winners and losers

If trade is beneficial, why oppose it?

Protectionist, Quotas & TariffsSlide8
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Course Learning Outcomes

After completing this course, students should be able complete the following:

Describe and utilize the fundamental economic concepts and microeconomic theories of pricing, markets, supply, demand, trade, efficiency and equity.

Analyze the economic behaviour of individuals and firms within an economy

Describe the different market structures, production and costs

Identify the key characteristics and consequences of monopoly, monopolistic competition and oligopoly

Explain the general roles of the free market and government in the economy.

Identify the relevance of economics in a changing world

Identify and apply critical reasoning to economic issues

Describe the basic jargon used to model microeconomic behaviourSlide10

EXAM INFO

THINKING LIKE AND ECONOMIST Chapter 1, 2, 3, 5MEASURING GOVERNMENT ACTIONS IN THE MARKET Chapter, 6, 16,17

CONSUMER CHOICE AND ELASTICITY

Chapter 4 & 8

FIRMS IN THE MARKET

Chapter 10 to 15

GLOBAL MARKETS

Chapter 2, 7

Tutorials

Length: 2 hours 15 minutesSlide11

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