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Scarcity

The limited nature of society’s resources


- society has limited resources and cannot produce all the goods and services people wish to have

Economics

The study of how society manages its scarce resources

Efficiency

Society gets the maximum benefits from its scarce resources

Equality

Prosperity is distributed uniformly among society’s members

Opportunity cost

Whatever must be given up to obtain some item

Incentive

- something that includes a person to act


- can have unintended consequences

Marginal Changes

Example: You buy your first ps4, you can play as much games as you want on it. Your marginal benefit Is low for a second ps4

Adam Smith’s “invisible hand”

- households and firms interacting in markets


Example: buying a cheap product in bulk to sell it on eBay for more