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The document discusses several key economic principles: 1. Consumer surplus refers to the difference between the maximum amount someone is willing to pay for a good and the market price they actually pay. 2. Producer surplus is the difference between the current market price and a firm's cost of producing a good. 3. Total surplus in a market equilibrium is the sum of consumer surplus and producer surplus.

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Micro Cheat Sheet

The document discusses several key economic principles: 1. Consumer surplus refers to the difference between the maximum amount someone is willing to pay for a good and the market price they actually pay. 2. Producer surplus is the difference between the current market price and a firm's cost of producing a good. 3. Total surplus in a market equilibrium is the sum of consumer surplus and producer surplus.

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Micro formula Sheet

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Principles :
economics
happen because there is
scarcity that results in
tradeoffs Consumer Surplus : difference between
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• Ockham's Razor : delete irrelevant details
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Pxo pxo

Models formal : statement /
theory of presumed variable relationships I •

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:
equal .
analyze relationships between Zvar , .
:


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taking decisions pcsand PS in market equilibrium Total surplus is Cst Ps
give up
=
we •

Smc
Marginalism

Analysis of incremental cost benefit Total
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:
or from a decision p
Revenue TR =P -

Q
,

Production possibility frontier (Ppt) graph : that shows all combinations of goods
ps
VC / D

the
quadrilateral including psandvcis Total Revenue
A ,,

Efficient

Deadweight loss
µ
moxa A. B. Care efficient and services produced if resources are used efficiently

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•E
o

• D oc
D is not overproduction underproduction
P S P
S

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p •
B

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Government policies
,

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, price substitute price ,
,
consumers
:
measures taken
by gout to regulate market
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price
rationing :
process where system allocates goods /services to consumers on
shortage
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Invisible hand :
metaphor for price setting mechanism
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price .

benefits supplies ,
Govt buys excess supply

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=D total elastic market demanded individual curve

tax incidence
P Stax
: ultimate distribution ofataxburden (can be to seller or
buyer)
% DQX s

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,
eel unitary ocecl inelastic B
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,
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Pst
Pxo

( Ps

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revenue eco ,
something is
wrong % gov
.

Xi Xo

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upstanding curve
illustrating relationship between Pano of good supplied International trade
law of supply supply determinants • world price :
price of a
good in the world market

pFQT^MPtQ& ① wage ② mpcctech ) ③ exp guture price ④ •


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opportunity cost of good on the domestic market
p

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g shift Ds : price , tech , expect .NmouementAQ :


price of good country has comparative advantage world has comparative advantage

export the good import the good

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point where demand and supply meet
P
Exporting Country Bet aft D
P
Importing Country before aft
ABD
D
BD
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B
S☐°m cs
A

individual has effect Goods


market
homogeneous only price affects
A
PS PS
player
B

C D

no on •
are •

consumers BCD BD Bc C -

C TS ABC ABCD D B D
TS ABC ABCD ☐

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C
excess A- is Doom Doom
D p K ,
S S

XD > Xs Px , • •
Xs >
XD
A

to
myself
Pxo Pxo

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Px ,
• •


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surplus

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set eg. price
bimdling price floor always
trade allows specialization and increases output

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competitive
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