Principles of Microeconomics Chapter 2&3 Thinking Like an Economist; Interdependence & Gains from Trade

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Inner
________ loop represents flows of inputs & outputs.
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Specialization
________ allows the total production in economy to rise (increase efficiency)
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International trade
________ can make INDIVIDUALS worse off, but COUNTRY as a whole better off.
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Policy decisions
________ are difficult because of TRADEOFFS.
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Opportunity cost
________ is greater when frontier is steeper.
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loop
Outer ________ represents corresponding flow of $ $.
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Endpoints
________ represent extreme possibilities.
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Positive views
________ affect normative views about what policies are desirable.
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Models
What are simplified to improve understanding? Answer with a single words or term.
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Remainder of revenue
What is profit for firm owners, who are themselves members of households? Answer with a single words or term.
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Normative statements
________: prescriptive; claim about how the world ought to be; evaluated using values /ethics AND facts.
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Positive statements
________: descriptive; claim about how the world is; can be evaluated using evidence.
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Economists advice
Why ________ is not always followed.