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Economics: Microeconomics

How people, firms and governments make choices under scarcity and how markets coordinate them: opportunity cost and comparative advantage, supply and demand, elasticity and consumer choice, costs and market structures from perfect competition to monopoly, labor markets, and market failure. Covers an introductory college or AP Microeconomics course. Independent study material; not affiliated with the College Board.

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Basic economic concepts0/16

Supply, demand & consumer choice0/24

Production, costs & market structures0/34

Factor markets0/12

Market failure & the role of government0/14

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