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One of two perpendicular lines in a coordinate system, used to locate a point in space What is gained from something in terms of money, time, experience, or other improvements
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One of two perpendicular lines in a coordinate system, used to locate a point in space
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Axis
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What is gained from something in terms of money, time, experience, or other improvements
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Benefit
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A way to compare the costs of an action with the benefits of that action; if benefits exceed costs, then the action is worth taking
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Cost-benefit analysis
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What is spent in money, effort, or other sacrifices to get something
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Cost
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The assumption, used in economic models, that all factors other than those being considered remain the same; from a Latin expression meaning "other things being equal"
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Ceteris paribus
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Category 2
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Economics is often defined as the study of how people choose to
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Use their limited resources to satisfy their unlimited wants.
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True or False: We must make choices about what we want the most.
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True
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You pay a painter $100 to paint your house. This demonstrates which principle.
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Trade makes people better off principle
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Intel cuts jobs to save money. As a result, fewer people are motivated to get a higher education. This is an example of what?
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The law of unintended consequences
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Part of the rational-behavior model theory is that people act upon their own interest, without what?
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Without taking into account the well-being of others.
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Category 3
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Another way of saying Economic Mysteries.
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Economic enigmas
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This influential 19th-century economist, described economics as “a study of mankind in the ordinary business of life.”
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Alfred Marshall
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This type of analysis, which describes how things are, is known as
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Positive economics.
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Focuses on how things ought to be done, is known as
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Normative economics.
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What phrase does Mr. Mac use to describe Economics?
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C.R.E.A.M = Cash Rules Everything Around Me!
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The idea that limited resources force people to make choices and face tradeoffs when they choose
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Scarcity-forces-tradeoffs principle
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The idea that every choice involves tradeoffs; a restatement of the scarcity-forces-tradeoffs principle
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No-free-lunch principle
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People choose something when the benefits of doing so are greater than the costs.
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Costs-versus-benefits principle
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Most of the decisions we make each day involve choices about a little more or a little less of something rather than making a wholesale change.
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Thinking-at-the-margin principle
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People respond to incentives in generally predictable ways.
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Incentives-matter principle
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Markets usually do better than anyone or anything else at coordinating exchanges between buyers and sellers.
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Markets-coordinate-trade principle
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Adam Smith’s metaphor to explain how an individual’s pursuit of economic self-interest can promote the well-being of society as a whole
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Invisible hand
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Decisions made today have consequences not only for today but also in the future.
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Future-consequences-count principle
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A visual representation of the relationship between two given sets of data.
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Graph
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A quantity that can vary, or change.
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Variable
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