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Intro to Microeconomics & Macroeconomics

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    6. Profit Maximizing in Pure Competition
    A lesson with John Bouman
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    Delve into the profit maximization model using a graphical approach in this lesson and learn about calculating profit for a firm in pure economic competition.

    Delve into the profit maximization model using a graphical approach in this lesson and learn about calculating profit for a firm in pure economic competition.

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    7. Reading Data Tables to Maximize Profit
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    Now that you're comfortable interpreting basic graphs, learn about maximizing profits, optimizing production, and reading data tables in this economics lesson.

    Now that you're comfortable interpreting basic graphs, learn about maximizing profits, optimizing production, and reading data tables in this economics lesson.

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    8. Calculating Income Elasticity of Demand
    A lesson with John Bouman
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    Dive into economic fundamentals, including three concepts: price elasticity of demand, cross price elasticity of demand, and price elasticity of supply.

    Dive into economic fundamentals, including three concepts: price elasticity of demand, cross price elasticity of demand, and price elasticity of supply.

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    9. Considering Absolute Advantage & Trade
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    Using free international trade as an example, review the economic principles of absolute and comparative advantage, and learn why trade is good for the economy.

    Using free international trade as an example, review the economic principles of absolute and comparative advantage, and learn why trade is good for the economy.

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    10. Considering Income Inequality
    A lesson with John Bouman
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    Looking to the United States as an example, learn about trends in income distribution and income inequality, and learn to interpret a pie chart.

    Looking to the United States as an example, learn about trends in income distribution and income inequality, and learn to interpret a pie chart.

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