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whatever must be given up to obtain something
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a visual model of the economy that shows how dollars flow through markets among households and firms
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how much of two goods can be produced
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when a person can produce the same amount as another person while using less resources and input
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when a person has a lower opportunity cost in producing a given good
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occurs when each party has comparative advantage
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market that has enough buyers and sellers to not have an effect on price
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the quantity of a good that people are willing and able to buy
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when price increases, the quantity demand decreases
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