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ECON 110 ECON110 12
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Health Psychology 2
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Intro to Econ ECON110 1
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Social Psychology 16
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Últimos notas y resúmenes Wesleyan University
Defines capital and what makes it difficult to understand, as well as how returns on capital work
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Wesleyan University•ECON 110
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Defines capital and what makes it difficult to understand, as well as how returns on capital work
Explores what happens in a labor market long term: ie, what causes changes once a short term equilibrium has been reached.
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Wesleyan University•ECON 110
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Explores what happens in a labor market long term: ie, what causes changes once a short term equilibrium has been reached.
A mathematical example showing how a firm maximizes profits from its production function. Uses simple calculus (one derivative). The problem is about a fisherman who employs himself and has some fixed and variable costs.
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Wesleyan University•ECON 110
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A mathematical example showing how a firm maximizes profits from its production function. Uses simple calculus (one derivative). The problem is about a fisherman who employs himself and has some fixed and variable costs.
Introduces different types of cost curves as well as the production function. A little information on externalities.
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Wesleyan University•ECON 110
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Introduces different types of cost curves as well as the production function. A little information on externalities.
Models government subsidies, tariffs, and externalities. Second page is a little blurry but still legible.
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Wesleyan University•ECON 110
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Models government subsidies, tariffs, and externalities. Second page is a little blurry but still legible.
This document defines consumer and producer surplus, showing it on a graph and giving mathematical examples. It has a description of supply elasticity on a graph. It also shows the effects of government price controls on a graph, as well as showing a graph of a tax.
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Wesleyan University•ECON 110
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This document defines consumer and producer surplus, showing it on a graph and giving mathematical examples. It has a description of supply elasticity on a graph. It also shows the effects of government price controls on a graph, as well as showing a graph of a tax.
These notes show a simple problem with a shift in the demand curve. It also defines and gives formulas for demand elasticity, as well as giving examples. These notes are a little messy, but get clearer on later pages.
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Wesleyan University•ECON 110
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These notes show a simple problem with a shift in the demand curve. It also defines and gives formulas for demand elasticity, as well as giving examples. These notes are a little messy, but get clearer on later pages.
Includes a mathematical problem using a utility and value function. It also defines supply and demand, and does a simply problem with that as well.
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Wesleyan University•ECON 110
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Includes a mathematical problem using a utility and value function. It also defines supply and demand, and does a simply problem with that as well.
Models the capital market
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Wesleyan University•ECON 110
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Models the capital market
Describes another way to find labor demand. Talks about different labor supply curves and why they exist.
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Wesleyan University•ECON 110
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Describes another way to find labor demand. Talks about different labor supply curves and why they exist.