competition Thinking at the margin Law of increasing costs oligopoly specialization subsidy Land Public sector Marginal product of labor Government intervention Start- up costs disequilibrium trade- offs Factor market self- interest Factors of production Shifts in demand Product market Increasing or decreasing marginal returns Command economy Human capital surplus 3 economic questions (what, how, for whom?) demand Mixed economy supply Physical capital entrepreneur Variable costs Price war rationing Private sector labor elasticity shortage differentiation Fixed costs Barrier to entry Shifts in supply equilibrium Price fixing Opportunity costs Production costs regulation collusion competition Thinking at the margin Law of increasing costs oligopoly specialization subsidy Land Public sector Marginal product of labor Government intervention Start- up costs disequilibrium trade- offs Factor market self- interest Factors of production Shifts in demand Product market Increasing or decreasing marginal returns Command economy Human capital surplus 3 economic questions (what, how, for whom?) demand Mixed economy supply Physical capital entrepreneur Variable costs Price war rationing Private sector labor elasticity shortage differentiation Fixed costs Barrier to entry Shifts in supply equilibrium Price fixing Opportunity costs Production costs regulation collusion
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competition
Thinking at the margin
Law of increasing costs
oligopoly
specialization
subsidy
Land
Public sector
Marginal product of labor
Government intervention
Start-up costs
disequilibrium
trade-offs
Factor market
self-interest
Factors of production
Shifts in demand
Product market
Increasing or decreasing marginal returns
Command economy
Human capital
surplus
3 economic questions (what, how, for whom?)
demand
Mixed economy
supply
Physical capital
entrepreneur
Variable costs
Price war
rationing
Private sector
labor
elasticity
shortage
differentiation
Fixed costs
Barrier to entry
Shifts in supply
equilibrium
Price fixing
Opportunity costs
Production costs
regulation
collusion