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Miscellaneous Intro Concepts
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Marginal Analysis
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Marginal Analysis is a decision making process that uses the amount of benefit gained as the
main deciding factor First, you need to know the definition of some terms
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Production Possibility Curves
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So far, we’ve learned that there are
VS
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Absolute and Comparative Advantage
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Absolute Advantage looks at an economy
(a country or an individual person)
to see who is better at producing a good
Mali is better
Denmark is
better
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COMMON MISTAKES ON THE AP MICRO EXAM���
Compiled by: John Ostick
Malvern Prep Malvern, PA 19355 ���
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Dead Weight Loss When the Price is Above P*
Q/t
P
Demand
Supply A
C
0 Q’ Q*
E
F
P’
P*
B
• Value to the Consumer: • 0AEQ’
• Consumers Pay Producers: • OP’EQ’
• The Variable Cost to Producers: • OBFQ’
• Consumer Surplus: • P’AC
• Producer Surplus: • BP’EF
• DWL • FEC