Ch. 1-2
Ch. 3-4
Ch. 5-6
Ch. 7-8
Ch. 9
100

all things being equal

ceteris paribus
100

satisfaction obtained from acquiring one more unit of a product

marginal utility

100

extra revenue associated with selling one more unit of output

marginal revenue

100
the problem that some consumers can receive the benefits of a public service without paying for it

free-rider problem

100

the maximum price you would be willing to pay for a good rather than go without

reservation price

200

the ability to produce a good at a lower opportunity cost than another producer

comparative advantage

200

utility-maximizing rule

ratios of marginal utility to price is made equal across goods

200

characteristics of a monopoly (must get both)

a single firm serves the market; strong barriers to entry

200

a theorem that states that no system of putting together individual preferences into social decisions will give nonarbitrary results

impossibility theorem

200

the effect of income influencing how much you are willing to pay for something

wealth effects
300

the slope of the production possibilities curve

opportunity cost

300

the change in output from hiring one more unit of labor

marginal product of labor

300

for a competitive firm, marginal revenue always equals ______

price

300

the profit maximization rule says to hire workers until...

marginal revenue product = wage

300

another word for non-price competition

rent seeking behavior

400

a practice whereby a firm gets services from a third-party provider (this does not affect the net jobs in the economy)

outsourcing

400

if output increases by a greater percentage than inputs, you have...

increasing returns to scale (economies of scale)

400

what is the profit-maximizing rule for a competitive firm?

produce where marginal cost equals price

400

how much money you will make if you hire one more person

Marginal Revenue Product of Labor

400

what does international trade do to total economic value?

international trade increases economic value

500

the percentage change in the quantity demanded of one good divided by the percentage change in the price of ANOTHER good

cross-price elasticity of demand

500

slope of an isocost line

-W/r

500

how a monopolist sets output and price in order to maximize profits

output is set where MR=MC, price is set based on the demand curve

500

interest rate that will cause the present value of the proposed capital expenditure to equal the present value of the income stream

internal rate of return

500

a tariff on imported goods distributes some economic value to the government and increases the economic value received by the...

local producers

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