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full class notes and test review from ECON2410 at Middle Tennessee State University. covers chapters 1- 18












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modern principles of economics

Ch1 ideas
,
big
The
study of how people t entities
scare resources
make choices
about
allocating
macro economies
governments
:
+



micro :
personal choices


① incentives matter
- rewards and penalties that motivate behavior

A
good
institutions
aligh self interest w/ social interest


①-trade offs

ex ) .
Covid vaccine -
>




drug lag approval of
drug delayed-people die
:




drug loss
high testing costs mean product never
:




developed

*
opportunity cost :
value of next best alternative that
is forgone when adesicion is made

ex ) .




Attendingcollege
means
you lose the ability
a

limited resources
scarcity
:




a level time labor
on personal money
:
,
,




①* GOOD MARGIN EXAMPLE IN AUDIO

&trade makes better off
people
for people do
-increasing ability
want to
to
jobs
they
- trade for new resources +
comparitive
advantage
/

, ⑥ weath and economic
growth
economic creates wealth
growth
-




⑦ institutions matter

-
incentives to save and invest in
people ,
education,
heath
matter
-
even the
legal systems
⑧ booms and busts cannot be avoided ,
but can be
moderated
~




inflation is the rise of
prices caused mostly by
&
increases in
general
of
supply money
⑩ central
banking is hard
↳ too much
money= inflation
↳ not
enough money-economic slowdown

inflation :
2%
5%
unemployment :

, ch2-trade +
comparitive advantage
benefits of track :




off
① trade makes people better when

preferences differ

② increases
productivity thru
specialization
and division of
knowledge
③ increases
productivity thre comparative
advantage
↳ lower
opportunity cost


no trade= no
specialization
increased productivity

people who specialize have more
knowledge obt
their field


Without specialization everyone ,
has the some

general knowledge

absolute
advantage
-
> produce the same

good
with fewer inputs (workers

comparative advantage ->
produce goods
for lower opportunity cost



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Wages
are
higher in
higher productivity countries
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