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Chapter 2

Chapter 2. The Basics of Supply and Demand. Introduction. What are supply and demand? What is the market mechanism? What are the effects of changes in market equilibrium? What are elasticities of supply and demand?. Topics to Be Discussed .

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Unit II

Unit II. Microeconomic Concepts SSEMI1-SSEMI4. SSEMI1: Goods, Services, and Money The student will describe how households , businesses , and governments are interdependent and interact through flows of goods, services, and money.

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Unit II

Unit II. Microeconomic Concepts SSEMI1-SSEMI4. SSEMI1: Goods, Services, and Money The student will describe how households , businesses , and governments are interdependent and interact through flows of goods, services, and money.

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Unit 5: The Resource Market

Unit 5: The Resource Market. (aka: The Factor Market or Input Market). Resource Markets. Perfect Competition. Monopsony. Perfectly Competitive Labor Market. Characteristics: Many small firms are hiring workers No one firm is large enough to manipulate the market.

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Unit 5: The Resource Market

Unit 5: The Resource Market. (aka: The Factor Market or Input Market). Resource Markets. Perfect Competition. Monopsony. Perfectly Competitive Labor Market. Characteristics: Many small firms are hiring workers No one firm is large enough to manipulate the market.

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Unit 5: The Resource Market

Unit 5: The Resource Market. (aka: The Factor Market or Input Market). Resource Markets. Perfect Competition. Monopsony. Perfectly Competitive Labor Market. Characteristics: Many small firms are hiring workers No one firm is large enough to manipulate the market.

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Unit 5: The Resource Market

Unit 5: The Resource Market. (aka: The Factor Market or Input Market). Resource Markets. Perfect Competition. Monopsony. Perfectly Competitive Labor Market. Characteristics: Many small firms are hiring workers No one firm is large enough to manipulate the market.

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ECON 2313: Fall Semester , 2008

ECON 2313: Fall Semester , 2008. Welcome !. What is economics?. Economics is the study of how individuals and societies allocate scarce resources among competing alternative ends. Scarcity. Available resources are insufficient to satisfy wants.

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Unit 5: The Resource Market

Unit 5: The Resource Market. (aka: The Factor Market or Input Market). Product Market. Producers Supply Households Demand. Resource Market. Producers Demand Households Supply. Resource Markets. Perfect Competition. Monopsony. Perfectly Competitive Labor Market. Characteristics:

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Lesson Plan

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Unit 5 Resource Market

Unit 5 Resource Market. (aka: The Factor Market or Input Market). Resource Market. Producers Demand Households Supply. Income. Cost $. Resources. Resources. The Circular Flow Model. Goods & services sold. Goods & services Purchased. Businesses. Individual. Product Market.

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Models in AP Economics

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Economic Systems

CHAPTER 2. Economic Systems. SECTION 1: Types of Economic Systems SECTION 2: Features of the U.S. Economy SECTION 3: The U.S. Economy at Work. SECTION 1. Types of Economic Systems. Objectives:.

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The Market System

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The Circular Flow With Government

The Circular Flow With Government. Here we expand on the simple circular flow model to include the government. 8. Markets for factors of production (resources). 5. 1. 2. Households. Businesses. 4. 3. Markets for good and services. 7. 6.

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Session 3 Circular Flow

Session 3 Circular Flow. Disclaimer : The views expressed are those of the presenters and do not necessarily reflect those of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas or the Federal Reserve System. TEKS.

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Essential Question COPY:

SECTION 2. Features of the U.S. Economy. Essential Question COPY:. Describe each of the 5 key features of the U.S. Free Enterprise Economy, Identify the three actors and two markets in the circular flow model and describe what is exchanged between all three in BOTH markets. SECTION 2.

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A Circular Flow Diagram

A Circular Flow Diagram. Illustrate by means of a circular flow diagram, the Product market; the Resource market; the real flow of goods and services between and among businesses, households, and government; and the flow of money.

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Firm

Factor Payments interest, Profit, Rent, Wages. Household Income. Resources. Factor Market. Capital, Entrepreneurship, Land, Labor. Taxes. Purchase of goods/services. Households. Household income, interest. Taxes. Firm. Governmen t. Goods and Services. Goods and Services. Purchases.

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