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- Economic Growth Vid.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Economic growth rates: %RGDP = (RGDP2 RGDP1 / RGDP1) x 100 %RGDP per capita = %RGDP %population Economic Growth- increase in potential GDP & growth rate is annual percent change of any variable (percent of initial level) RGDP- Real Gross Domestic Product
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- Cookie Mining .docx
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- APES APES - Spring 2015
- Minal Dalwadi Cookie MiningProfits, Reserves, Gangue, & Reclamation Land Area Type of Cookie Chewy Chocolate Chip Cost of Cookie $18 Initial Size of Cookie (in squares) 62 squares Final Size of Cookie (in squares) 68 squares Mining Equipment Costs Paper C
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- Solid Waste.docx
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- APES APES - Spring 2015
- Personal Solid Waste Inventory Minal Dalwadi Procedure: Collect and store all solid waste material, including items that may be recycled, for a 7-day period. DO NOT collect anything that might pose as a health hazard- hygiene items and food waste are not
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- Owl Pellets.docx
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- APES APES - Spring 2015
- Energy Transfer: Owl Pellets Objectives: The objective of this lab is to acquire the ability to dissect owl pellets and identify the bones found. The bones should then be used to estimate the types of animals an owl eats in a region, and then use this inf
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- Fishing for the Future.docx
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- APES APES - Spring 2015
- Fishing for the Future Data Regular Round Catch Number of Fish Left in Ocean Season # Large Fish ($5) 1 1 1 1 2 3 # Small Fish ($1) 4 6 0 Total # Caught 5 7 1 Total $ Value $9 $11 $5 13 3 0 3 Fish per Person Catch Number of Fish Left in Ocean Season # Lar
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- Consumer & Producer Surplus Vid.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Consumer and Producer Surplus Consumer surplus & Producer surplus o Maximized when markets are perfectly competitive o Measure of welfare that society realizes from participating in market economies Tampering with the free market causes a reduction in soc
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Consumer & Producer Surplus Vid.docx
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- Counting Calories.docx
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- APES APES - Spring 2015
- Energy Transfer: Counting Calories Objective: The objective of this lab is to find out how matter cycles and energy flows in our ecosystem. Through this lab, we will identify where energy gets lost as it moves through the food chain. Pre-Lab Questions: 1.
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- Background Essay on Laetoli Footprints.docx
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- AP Language and Composition
- ENGLISH LANGUAGE 1101 - Spring 2017
- Background Essay Thank goodness for the irrepressible urge of humans (and other animals) to joke and play around in nearly any situation. Sometimes, it pays big dividends. It certainly did in 1976, when paleoanthropologist Andrew Hill and a colleague were
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Background Essay on Laetoli Footprints.docx
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- Postitive Externality Vid.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Positive Externality of Consumption- any time the consumption of a good/service creates spillover benefits enjoyed by a third party not involved in the market transaction o A good creates benefits for society, not just for the individual consuming it o Re
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- Fiscal & Monetary Policy Vid.docx
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- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Fiscal Policy & Monetary Policy 2 major realms of economic policy that affect macroeconomics Frictionally Unemployed- people in between jobs (currently unemployed & looking for a job) Structurally Unemployed- people whose job skills have become outdated (
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Fiscal & Monetary Policy Vid.docx
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- Negative Externality Vid.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Market Failure- exists whenever the free market equilibrium quantity of output is greater/less than the socially optimal level of output. o Either produces too much of a good or too little Negative Externality of Consumption- when the private benefits to
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Negative Externality Vid.docx
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- Fiscal Policy Vid.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Fiscal policy is the most important tools the government has to manage demand & generate economic stability Goods market is lower than the level of full employment (economy experiencing unemployment) cause is inadequate total spending Government uses fis
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Fiscal Policy Vid.docx
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- PositiveNegative Vid.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Positive & Negative Externalities POSITIVE EXTERNALITY When consumers decide how much of something to buy in a free market, they only take into account the private benefits they get from it o Not taken into account: benefits they might be to society In
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PositiveNegative Vid.docx
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- Prac Questions 2 Exam 2.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- 1. The term diminishing returns refers to a: A) falling interest rate that can be expected as one's investment in a single asset increases. B) reduction in profits caused by increasing output beyond the optimal point. C) decrease in total output due to ov
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Prac Questions 2 Exam 2.docx
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- Public Good 2 Vid.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Public Good, Private Good, Common Resource, Natural Monopoly Some goods have the characteristics to allow markets to grow efficiently Goods can be classified according to 2 attributes o Excludable o Rival in consumption A good is excludable if the suppli
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Public Good 2 Vid.docx
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- Public Good 1 Vid.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Public Good, Private Good, Common Resource, Natural Monopoly Nonexcludable- the people that dont pay cant be easily prevented from using the good Nonrival- one persons use of the good doesnt reduce the ability of another person to use it Excludable- only
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Public Good 1 Vid.docx
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- Unemployment Vid.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Different types of unemployment: o Frictional Unemployment Unemployment from normal labor turnover Entering/Leaving the labor force In between jobs When people are entering the labor force from previously not being in it Unemployed & looking for a j
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Unemployment Vid.docx
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- Consumer Price Index Vid.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Consumer Price Index (CPI) = price index & is based on goods & services in market basket Price Index- measure of price level Price Level- weighted average of the prices of all goods & services Market Basket- goods & services a typical household buys A ba
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Consumer Price Index Vid.docx
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- HW 7.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Name: _ HW 7_ 1. Stagflation is a combination of _ unemployment and _ inflation. A) increasing; increasing B) decreasing; decreasing C) increasing; decreasing D) decreasing; increasing Use the following to answer question 2: Figure: Aggregate Demand 2. (F
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- HW 8.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Name: _ Date: _ 1. Money is anything that: A) serves as a medium of exchange for goods and services. B) can be converted into silver with relatively little loss in value. C) can be converted into gold with relatively little loss in value. D) is traded in
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- Exam 3 - Sample Questions.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- 1. The Boeing Company buys $3 million worth of steel, $2.5 million worth of computer hardware and software, and $1 million worth of mechanical tools to manufacture a certain model of aircraft. Boeing sells this particular model of aircraft at $10 million.
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Exam 3 - Sample Questions.docx
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- HW 4.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Name: Minal Dalwadi Date: 03-07-2017 1. The term diminishing returns refers to a: A) decrease in total output due to overcrowding, when too much labor is used with too little land or capital. B) decrease in the extra output due to the use of an additional
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- Exam 1 - Study Guide.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Study Guide for Exam 1. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. The three basic economic questions Production Possibilities Frontier The five factors responsible fo
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Exam 1 - Study Guide.docx
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- Intro to Econ Vid.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Economics is how individuals & firms make decisions according to scarcity Economics revolves around trade-offs Constrained Optimization- take the resources given & build something useful from it Paul Samuelson = father of modern economics; Introduced mat
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Intro to Econ Vid.docx
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- Prac Questions Exam 3.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Name: _ Date: _ 1. Following a trough in the business cycle, real gross domestic product increases. A) True B) False 2. Business cycles are the expansion, contraction, then expansion again of nominal gross domestic product. A) True B) False 3. Recessions
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Prac Questions Exam 3.docx
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- Cost Assignment Answers.xlsx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Total Output TFC 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 TVC 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 TC 0 5 8 10 11 13 16 20 25 31 38 46 AFC 10 15 18 20 21 23 26 30 35 41 48 56 AVC 10 5 3.33 2.5 2 1.67 1.43 1.25 1.11 1 0.91 ATC 5 4 3.33 2.75 2.6 2.67 2.86 3.13 3.44 3.8 4.1
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Cost Assignment Answers.xlsx
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- Exam 3 - Review Questions.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Name: _ Date: _ 1. A consumer price index change from 130 to 135 reflects a 3.85% inflation rate. A) True B) False 2. If the GDP grows 8% in one year and inflation as measured by the GDP deflator grows by 6% over the same time period, then the real GDP ha
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Exam 3 - Review Questions.docx
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- Prac Questions 1 Exam 2.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- 1. The unemployment rate is the number of people classified as unemployed as a percentage of: a. the entire population. b. the population over the age of sixteen. c. the labor force. d. the number of people over the age of sixteen who are employed. 2. The
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Prac Questions 1 Exam 2.docx
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- Exam 3 - Study Guide.docx
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- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. STUDY GUIDE FOR EXAM 3: TOPICS Full employment Discouraged workers Aggregate spending Keynes and gov
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Exam 3 - Study Guide.docx
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- Scarcity Vid.docx
- Cass High School
- Economics 1101
- ECON 1101 - Spring 2017
- Basic Economic Problem = scarcity (somethings scarce if its desirable and limited) o Humans wants & needs are infinite, but resources needed to meet wants are limited & scarce o Economics study of how to deal w/ problem of scarcity Economic systems seek
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Scarcity Vid.docx