• Opportunity costs and comparative advantage • An Example • Relative demand-relative supply analysis • A one factor Ricardian model • Production possibilities • Gains from trade • Wages and trade • Misconceptions about comparative advantage • Transportation costs and non-traded goods • Empirical evidence
❖ Wikipedia and Social Knowledge Dynamics ❖ Previous Work on Wikipedia – Degree distribution – Reciprocity and feedback loops – Motifs ❖ Modeling Wikipedia’s Growth – A model about reference – A model about degree distribution ❖ AOC-based Models ❖ Conclusion
▪Know how to write MIPS assembly language for ▪ Arithmetic operations ▪ Logical operations ▪ Data transfer between registers and memory ▪ Control flow (branching and loops) ▪Understand two different types of byte order
