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  • UCLA ECON 11 Winter 2008
    Chapter 1 Economic Models Slides created by Linda Ghent Eastern Illinois University Nicholson and Snyder, Copyright 2008 by Thomson South-Western. All rights reserved. Theoretical Models Economists use models to describe economic activities Whi
  • UCLA ECON 11 Winter 2008
    Chapter 2 Mathematics for Microeconomics Nicholson and Snyder, Copyright 2008 by Thomson South-Western. All rights reserved. The Mathematics of Optimization Economic theories assume that an economic agent is seeking to find the optimal value of so
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    Chapter 3 Preferences and Utility Nicholson and Snyder, Copyright 2008 by Thomson South-Western. All rights reserved. Axioms of Rational Choice Completeness if A and B are any two situations, an individual can always specify exactly one of these
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    Chapter 4 Utility Maximization and Choice Nicholson and Snyder, Copyright 2008 by Thomson South-Western. All rights reserved. Complaints about the Economic Approach Do individuals make the \"lightning calculations\" required for utility maximization
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    Chapter 5 Income and Substitution Effects Nicholson and Snyder, Copyright 2008 by Thomson South-Western. All rights reserved. Demand Functions The optimal levels of x1,x2,.,xn can be expressed as functions of all prices and income These can be ex
  • UCLA ECON 11 Winter 2008
    Chapter 10 Cost Functions Nicholson and Snyder, Copyright 2008 by Thomson South-Western. All rights reserved. Definitions of Costs It is important to differentiate between accounting cost and economic cost the accountant\'s view of cost stresses o
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    Chapter 9 Production Functions Nicholson and Snyder, Copyright 2008 by Thomson South-Western. All rights reserved. Production Function The firm\'s production function for a particular good (q) shows the maximum amount of the good that can be produc
  • UCLA ECON 11 Winter 2008
    Practice Exam 1 Answers Name _ Econ 11 Microeconomics Practice Exam 1 Answers I-1 1. The study of economics is primarily concerned with: a. keeping private businesses from losing money. b. demonstrating that capitalistic economies are superior to soc
  • UCLA ECON 11 Winter 2008
    Practice Quiz 1 Econ 11 Microeconomics Practice Quiz 1 1. Professor Jones wants to discover why tax rates change as 1 often as they do. He comes up with a model of an economy where tax changes are a rational response to other changes in the economy
 
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