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A Story of Economics: A Principles Tale

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Chapter One: Introduction

V1. What is Economics?

An explanation of the definition of economics, discussing the importance of markets, and examining the potential roles of government in addressing market failures.

V2. What is Microeconomics?

A description of microeconomics, including explanations of marginal analysis and opportunity costs.

V3. How Do Consumers and Producers Make Decisions?

An explanation of how consumers and producers make decisions through marginal analysis when facing diminishing marginal utility of consumption and diminishing marginal productivity.

V4. What is a Production Possibility Frontier Curve?

An explanation of how nations face tradeoffs along their production possibility frontier curve, given fixed resources and specialized factors of production.

V5. How Does Trade Make a Nation Better Off?

An explanation of absolute advantage, comparative advantage, and how nations can become better off through trade.

V6. What is Macroeconomics?

A discussion of macroeconomics, including macroeconomic variables, business cycles, and long-run economic growth. 

Chapter TWO: Markets

V1. What is a Market?

An explanation of markets, my supply and demand tattoos, and assumptions of perfect competition.

V2. What is Demand?

An explanation of market demand, movements along the demand curve, and shifts in the demand curve. 

V3. What is Supply?

An explanation of market supply, movements along the supply curve, and shifts in the supply curve.

V4. What is an Equilibrium?

An explanation of market equilibrium, shortages, surpluses, and the interaction of supply and demand curves. 

Chapter THREE: Elasticity

V1. What is elasticity?

An explanation of elasticity, focusing on price elasticity of demand, and the factors that make a demand curve elastic.

V2. How do we calculate the price elasticity of demand?

A demonstration of calculating the price elasticity of demand coefficient and an explanation of the coefficient’s meaning with the resulting variety of demand curves.

V3. How does the price elasticity of demand affect total revenue?

An explanation of the relationship between the price elasticity of demand and total revenue, including how elasticity changes along a constantly sloped demand curve.

V4. What are cross-price and income elasticity of demand?

AA demonstration of calculating cross-price and income elasticity of demand and an explanation of their meanings.

V5. What is the price elasticity of supply?

An explanation of the price elasticity of supply and why it typically changes along a supply curve. 

Chapter FOUR: MARKETS AND GOVERNMENT POLICY

V1. What is a price ceiling?

An explanation of price ceilings, including shortages with rent control in the short run and long run. 

V2. What is a price floor?

An explanation of price floors, including the effects of a minimum wage in the short run and long run. 

V3. How do taxes work?

An explanation of tax incidence in both the goods and the labor market.

Chapter FIVE: THE WELFARE OF MARKETS

V1. What is welfare economics?

An explanation of welfare economics, including consumer and producer surplus.

V2. Where do we maximize total surplus?

An explanation of total surplus, including the role of the benevolent social, and a discussion of my favorite types of pies. 

V3. How do taxes affect welfare?

An explanation of the relationship between taxes and economic welfare, including the role of elasticity and the size of the tax.

V4. How does trade affect welfare?

An explanation of the relationship between trade and economic welfare, including the effects of tariffs. 

V5. What are the arguments surrounding trade?

A discussion of arguments for and against free trade. 

Chapter SIX: EXTERNALITIES AND TYPES OF GOODS

V1. What are externalities?

An explanation of positive and negative externalities

V2. How do we deal with pollution?

An explanation of pollution as a negative externality of production, and a discussion of corrective taxes and permitting systems to deal with it.

V3. How do we deal with positive externalities?

An explanation of subsidies and tax rebates as policies to deal with positive externalities, as well as an explanation of the Coase Theorem and private solutions.

V4. What are private goods and club goods?

An explanation of excludable and rival in consumption as characteristics of goods, as well as a discussion of private and club goods.

V5. What are public goods and common resources?

A discussion of public goods and common resources, including appropriate polices for each.  

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