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* explain the economic way of thinking;
 
* explain the economic way of thinking;
 
* identify how individual economic agents make rational choices given scarce resources, and explain how to optimize the use of resources at hand;
 
* identify how individual economic agents make rational choices given scarce resources, and explain how to optimize the use of resources at hand;
* apply the concept of marginal analysis in order to make optimal choices, and identify whether the choices are efficient or equitable; and
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* apply the concept of marginal analysis in order to make optimal choices, and identify whether the choices are efficient or equitable;
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* apply basic economic models related to production, trade, and the circular flow of resources;
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* analyze and apply the mechanics of demand and supply for individuals, firms, and the market;
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* determine equilibrium in the market under various situations that either cause movements or shifts in demand and supply;
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* apply the concept of elasticity as a measure of responsiveness to various variables; and
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* analyze how the market can be manipulated through price controls or quantity controls.}}

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Objectives

Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to:

  • explain the economic way of thinking;
  • identify how individual economic agents make rational choices given scarce resources, and explain how to optimize the use of resources at hand;
  • apply the concept of marginal analysis in order to make optimal choices, and identify whether the choices are efficient or equitable;
  • apply basic economic models related to production, trade, and the circular flow of resources;
  • analyze and apply the mechanics of demand and supply for individuals, firms, and the market;
  • determine equilibrium in the market under various situations that either cause movements or shifts in demand and supply;
  • apply the concept of elasticity as a measure of responsiveness to various variables; and
  • analyze how the market can be manipulated through price controls or quantity controls.