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''' Economics ''' | ''' Economics ''' | ||
* See also [Social Studies Skills|Social Studies Skills] | |||
== Useful Economic vocabulary, models & theories == | |||
=== Cost === | |||
* sunk cost | |||
=== goods === | |||
* Complement good | |||
* Coordination good | |||
* Free goods | |||
* Inferior goods | |||
* Normal goods | |||
* Public good | |||
** services available to all that have no competition, such as utilities | |||
*** use of a public good by one person does not reduce its availability to another | |||
* Substitute good | |||
=== Externalities === | |||
=== Opportunity cost === | |||
=== Prisoner's Dilemma === | === Prisoner's Dilemma === | ||
* each prisoner does not know what the other will choose, so they choose the most beneficial to themselves | * each prisoner does not know what the other will choose, so they choose the most beneficial to themselves | ||
** even if choosing collectively would be more rational | ** even if choosing collectively would be more rational | ||
=== rationing === | |||
=== scarcity === | |||
* aggregate supply | |||
=== Supply & demand === | |||
=== Tragedy of the Commons === |
Revision as of 14:58, 14 April 2021
Economics
- See also [Social Studies Skills|Social Studies Skills]
Useful Economic vocabulary, models & theories[edit | edit source]
Cost[edit | edit source]
- sunk cost
goods[edit | edit source]
- Complement good
- Coordination good
- Free goods
- Inferior goods
- Normal goods
- Public good
- services available to all that have no competition, such as utilities
- use of a public good by one person does not reduce its availability to another
- services available to all that have no competition, such as utilities
- Substitute good
Externalities[edit | edit source]
Opportunity cost[edit | edit source]
Prisoner's Dilemma[edit | edit source]
- each prisoner does not know what the other will choose, so they choose the most beneficial to themselves
- even if choosing collectively would be more rational
rationing[edit | edit source]
scarcity[edit | edit source]
- aggregate supply