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AT Economics
Pai
January 2017
Key Topics for Midterm 2017
Unit I

Resources

Scarcity
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Opportunity Cost
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Trade-off
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Marginal decisions
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Marginal analysis
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Gains from trade
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Specialization
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Production possibilities curve
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Comparative and absolute advantage
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Circular-flow diagram
Unit II
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Supply and Demand Curves
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Law of Supply and Law of demand
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Differences between shifts of the demand curve and movements along the demand curve
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Differences between shifts of the supply curve and movements along the supply curve
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Factors that shift supply curve
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Factors that shift demand curve
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Equilibrium in the supply and demand graph
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Surplus and Shortage
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Price ceilings and price floors
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Minimum Wage
Unit III

Business Cycle

GDP
o Nominal vs Real GDP
o GDP per capita
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Unemployment
o Types of unemployment
o Calculating the unemployment rate
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Inflation
o CPI
o Market basket

Short-Run Phillips Curve
Unit IV

Aggregate Supply and Aggregate Demand

Short-run aggregate supply vs. long-run aggregate supply
o Sticky wages
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Potential output
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Aggregate demand curve
o Shifters of aggregate demand
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Aggregate supply curve
o Shifters of short-run aggregate supply
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Demand and Supply Shocks
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Spending Multiplier
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MPC and MPS
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Recessionary vs. Inflationary Gaps
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Consumption function
Unit V

Fiscal Policy

Government spending
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Taxation

Expansionary vs. Contractionary Fiscal Policy

Government spending multiplier
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Tax multiplier

Balanced budget
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Budget deficit

Budget surplus
Unit VI

Monetary Policy

Roles of Money

Types of Money

Monetary Aggregates

Role of Banks

Reserve Ratio

Money Multiplier

Federal Reserve

Tools of the Federal Reserve

Money Market Graph

Expansionary and Contractionary Monetary Policy

Keynesian vs. Monetarists
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