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Coercion

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is the limiting of people’s wants and increasing the amount of work individuals are
willing to do to fulfill those wants

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Steve Levitt

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that unlock
observations with basic economic reasoning

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implicit Costs

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are costs associated with a decision that often aren’t included in normal
accounting costs.

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4
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Illusionary sunk costs-

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costs that show up in financial accounts but that economists argue
should not be considered in a choice because they are already spent

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Classical Economists- were social philosophers who covered all aspects of social science

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● Adam Smith
● Thomas Malthus
● John Stuart Mill
● David Ricardo
Karl Mar

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6
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against the invisible hand

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Political and Social forces work together against the invisible hand

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Algorithmic approach to problems reflects economists’

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Algorithmic approach to problems reflects economists’ Herbert Simon and Friedrick von Hayek
theories of how an economy works and how systems process information.

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Who is socialism closely related to in economics?

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Karl marks

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Referee-

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setting the rules that determine relations between business and households

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Actor

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collection money in taxes and spending that money on projects such as defense
and education

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Two largest categories of spending are

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Two largest categories of spending are income security and health and education,
national defense is a distant third

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Price ceilings transfer

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Price ceilings transfer producer surplus to consumers and therefore are equivalent to a
tax on producers and a subsidy to consumers

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Price floors transfer

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Price floors have the opposite effect; they
are a tax on consumers and a subsidy to producers

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The negative aspects of price controls

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The negative aspects of price controls worsen as the length of time considered rises
because elasticity rises as time progresses

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In the case of a private good the market demand curve is

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In the case of a private good the market demand curve is the horizontal sum of the individual
demand curves

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n the case of public goods the market demand curve is

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n the case of public goods the market demand curve is the vertical sum of the individual
demand curves at every quantity

17
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The Optimal Policy
Optimal policy

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one in which the marginal cost of a policy equals the marginal benefit of that
policy

18
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the bureaucratic nature of
government precludes

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fine-tuning

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F.M. Sherer rule of thumb

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When two goods have a cross-price elasticity greater than or equal to
3, they can be regarded as belonging to the same marke

20
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If a policy isn’t optimal

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resources are being wasted because the savings from reducing

21
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Paul Romer suggested

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Paul Romer suggested that instead of categorizing goods as purely public or private, it is better
to divide them by their degree of publicness and privateness

22
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Milton Friedman propesed

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Milton Friedman proposed that licensure laws be eliminated