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Factors of production
land (oil, extracted by Pakistan), labour (Mr. Khan, my
teacher), capital (infrastructure, machinery and building of LAS),
entrepreneur (my father, ceo of style textile )
Three questions
Opportunity cost
Traditional economy
Command economy
Market economy
Ceteris Paribas
If the United States drilled for oil off of its own shores, ceteris paribus, the price of
gasoline in the United States would drop significantly.
Invisible hand metaphor take a look at American farming. In the 19th century, people from all over
the world rushed to the American Midwest, lured by the promise of free land. So
there were plenty of individuals who endeavored to employ their capital so that its
produce may be of the greatest value.
Hundred years later, the vast majority of those farmers' descendants live in cities
and have nothing to do with farming; food prices have been continuously falling
relative to incomes. Three percent of the U.S. population engaged in farming are
capable of feeding the entire country and export food while they are at it, but their
standard of living is generally below that of the city dwellers. So by working hard,
innovating, and maximizing their output, American farmers have actually
promoted affordability of food for city dwellers and lower living standards for
themselves compared to city dwellers, an end that was no part of their intention...
Product market
Factor market
Ppf curve
Externalities
Public goods
Private goods
Law of demand
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