ECENOMIC S Consumption and Investment? a What Are the Major Forces Affectil

ECENOMIC S U.S. Real gross domestic Product

ECENOMIC S Lorenz Curve shows Income Inequality T137 Figure 19-1 100 Curve of absolute equality Deviation fror absolute equality

The Technology of Production Isoquants Production with One Variable Input (Labor) Production with Two Variable Inputs Returns to Scale

Evaluating the Gains and Losses from Government Policies--Consumer and Producer Surplus The Efficiency of a Competitive Market Minimum Prices

Perfectly Competitive Markets Profit Maximization Marginal Revenue, Marginal Cost, and Profit Maximization Choosing output in the Short--run

Measuring Cost: Which Costs Matter? Cost in the Short Run Cost in the Long Run Long-Run Versus Short-Run Cost Curves

Describing Risk Preferences Toward Risk Reducing Risk The Demand for Risky Assets

Individual Demand Income and Substitution Effects Market Demand Consumer Surplus

Consumer Preferences Budget Constraints Consumer Choice Revealed Preferences