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1 - what gets produced
2 - how is it produced
3 - who gets it
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| theory of comparative advantage |
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specialization and free trade would benefit all trading partners even when some are "absolutely" more efficient then others
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if a producer can produce a good or service using fewer resources
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if a producer can produce a good or service at a lower opportunity cost
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if a producer can produce a good or service at a lower opportunity cost
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| Production Possibilities Frontier
(PPF) |
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graph that shows all combinations of goods and services that can be produced using
-full employment of resources
-production efficiency
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| what 2 factors produce the PPF? |
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full employment of resouces
production efficiency
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marginal rate of transformation
(value of the slope at PPF)
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| What causes economic growth |
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more resources
better technology
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