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A Story of Economics: A Principles Tale

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Chapter SEVEN: THE COSTS OF PRODUCTION

V1. What is economic profit?

An explanation of opportunity costs and the difference between accounting and economic profit, as well as a discussion of my family’s secret recipe for Italian Christmas cookies. 

V2. What is a production function?

An explanation of fixed versus variable costs, the relationship between the production function and the total cost curve, and the role of marginal costs. 

V3. What cost curves are faced by a typical firm?

An explanation average fixed costs, average variable costs, average total costs, marginal costs, and economies of scale. 

Chapter EIGHT: PERFECT COMPETITION

V1. What is perfect competition?

An explanation of perfect competition, including assumptions and the results as a price taker. 

V2. When do firms shutdown versus exit?

An explanation of how firms minimize losses, and the difference between shutting down in the short run and exiting in the long run. 

V3. How does firm entry and exit take place?

An explanation of how firms enter and exit the market in the long run, resulting in zero economic profit. 

Chapter NINE: MONOPOLY

V1. What is a monopoly?

An explanation of monopolies, including their ability to set prices based on output and price effects.  

V2. What are barriers to entry?

An explanation of why monopolies exist due to barriers to entry, including owning the only resources to produce a product, copyrights and patents, and natural monopolies. 

V3. What are the implications for profits and efficiency?

An explanation of how monopolies can maximize profits in the short run and long run, as well as the deadweight loss inefficiency that results. 

V4. What is price discrimination?

An explanation of price discrimination and a discussion of policies to improve market efficiency. 

Chapter TEN: MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION AND OLIGOPOLY

V1. What are monopolistic competition and oligopoly?

An explanation of monopolistic competition and oligopoly, including the implications for profits in monopolistic competition, and a comparison between monopolistic competition and perfect competition. 

V2. How do oligopolies determine prices through game theory?

An explanation of pricing in an oligopoly using the tit-for-tat game and the prisoner’s dilemma. 

Chapter ELEVEN: HOUSEHOLD CHOICES

V1. What are budget constraints and indifference curves?

A discussion of three different choices made by our households and an explanation of budget constraints and indifference curves.  

V2. How much do I choose between different goods?

An explanation of the consumer’s optimal bundle of consumption and its relationship to prices and income. 

V3. How do I find my work-life balance?

An explanation of the labor-leisure model, including the role of wages

V4. Spend now or save for later?

An explanation of the two-period consumer model, including the role of interest rates. 

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