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Lower Opportunity Cost
Comparative advantage relative to comparison of higher opportunity cost
Specialization
Focus on production of one thing to maximize production; trading has lower OC
PPF Slope
Opportunity Cost
Same Opportunity Cost
No gain from trade
Absolute Advantage
Producing more with the same input as other
Determining Comparative Advantage
Use ratios of total capital / amount needed to produce item
Implicit Cost
The cost associated with the next best alternative that is foregone when a decision is made
Explicit Cost
What is directly spent
Total Cost
Opportunity Cost + cost of thing
Accounting Profit
Difference between total revenue and explicit costs; reflects actual earnings of a business without considering opportunity costs
Economic Profit
Difference between total revenue and total costs, including both explicit and implicit costs, which takes into account the opportunity costs of all resources used in production process; economic profit > accounting profit, negative economic profit irrational
Utility
Measure of usefulness, worth, value, happiness derived from consuming goods and services, which can vary from person to person based on individual preferences and circumstances
Marginal Utility
Gained utility per incremental unit; negative MU indicates taking from utility