• Opportunity cost
• Command economy
• Scarcity
• Law of supply and demand
• Supply
• Demand
• Supply curve
• Demand curve
• Equilibrium
• Wages
• Embargo
• GDP
• Tariff
• Law of Diminishing Return
• Aggregate Supply
• Aggregated Demand
• In-Kind Transfers
• FED
• Determinants (G.O. S.P.I.T & P.O.I.N.T.)
• Market Structure
• Production Possibilities Curve
• Monetary Policy
• Elasticity
• Price Floor
• Unemployment [including the 4 TYPES]
• U.S. Currency
• Circular Flow of Income
• Monetary Policy
• Fiscal Policy
• Monetarism
• Allocative Efficiency
• Comparative Advantage
• Chapter 19 Essay
Doesn't that last comparative advantage example in your post have an incorrect conclusion in the end? Country A should produce cars as it has a lower opportunity cost of producing cars, and country B should produce computers as it has a lower opportunity cost for producing them. Please email me if you get this magdi [at] hotmail [dot] com
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