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PASIFIC

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Population
Advertising
Substitutes
Income
Fashion/Trends
Interest rates
Complements
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PINTSWC

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Productivity
Indirect tax
Number of firms in the market
Technology
Subsidies
Weather
Costs of production (wages, raw materials, etc)
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What is a market

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A place where buyers and sellers come to exchange goods and services

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4
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ARSI

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allocates
Rations
Signals
Incentives

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5
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SPLAT

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Substitutes
Percentage of income
Luxury
Addictive
Time period
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6
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EOIS

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Elastic
Opposite
Inelastic
Same

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7
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PSSST

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Production lag
Stocks
Spare capacity
Substitutability
Time period
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8
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YED

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%ΔQd/%ΔY

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9
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XED

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%ΔQdA/%ΔPB

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10
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PartySeasonNearChristmas

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PositiveSub-NegativeComp

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11
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Externality flow

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1) What moves:
 Production -> costs
 Consumption -> benefit
2)Which way:
-ve -> left
\+ve -> right
3) moving curve is always social
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12
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MERIT

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  • Underconsumed
  • Missing information regarding the private benefit
  • Have positive externalities
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13
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DEMERIT

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  • Over Consumed
  • Missing information regarding the private costs
  • has negative externalities
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14
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Public

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non-excludable

non-rival

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15
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Economic problem

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How to allocate resources amongst alternative uses. What to produce, for whom and how..

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16
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Scarcity

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The situation where there are unlimited wants but finite resources.

17
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Opportunity cost

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the value of the next best alternative forgone when making a choice

18
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4 FoP

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Capital
Enterprise
land
labour

19
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Specialisation

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The concentration of a worker, firm, region or country to produce a narrow ranges of goods/services

20
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Division of labour

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The specialisation of labour where the production process is broken down into separate takes

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Advantages of division of labour

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  • More efficient workers
  • More goods can be produced than before
  • Leading to higher skills thus can demand higher wages
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Disadvantages of labour

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  • Lack of flexibility of workers hence boredom

- Over specialising thus workers may be unable to switch to other jobs

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Advantages of specialisation

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  • Increase in world output
  • Increase in widening range of goods available
  • Possible increased trade between developed and developing countries could increase the world equality
  • Competition between firms means they must be efficient to survive
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Disadvantages of specialisation

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  • Adverse weather effects
  • Reduced flexibility
  • Trends/fashion
  • Relies on finite resources
  • may entail purchasing of tech and capital to replace humans as workers thus unemployment
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Define PPC
Shows the maximum potential output of two goods that can be produced in the current time period if all goods are efficiently employed
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Consumer surplus
The difference between what consumers are willing to pay and the price they actually pay (they're benefit)
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Producer surplus
The difference between what consumers are willing to sell for and the price they actually sell for (they're benefit
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Allocative efficiency
Where customer satisfaction is maximised (where P=MC) or =S=D
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Productive efficiency
Where production takes place using the least amount of scare resource for maximum output (bottom of AC curve
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Externalities
Costs to 3rd party not involved in a transaction or consumption of a good
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Negative externalities
Where the social costs of an activity are greater than the private costs
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Positive externalities
Where the social benefits are greater than the private benefits
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market failure
where the free market mechanism fails to achieve economic effiency
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FORs of tradable permits
- Market based s