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Chapter 11.1 Marginal Analysis
 1.2 Ceteris Paribus
 1.3 Optimal Allocation
 1A.1 Slope of a Non-Linear Curve
Chapter 2NONE
Chapter 33.1 Income and Substitution Effects
 3.2 The Demand Curve
 3.3 The Supply Curve
 3.4 Equilibrium Price and Quantity
 3.5 Changes in Supply Demand and Equilibrium
Chapter 4-6NONE
Chapter 77.1 Rule of 70
 7.2 Consumer Price Index
 7.3 Percentage Change Approximation
Chapter 88.1 Consumption and Saving
 8.2 Expected Rate of Return
 8.3 The Multiplier Effect
Chapter 99.1 Investment Schedule
 9.2 Equilibrium GDP
 9.3 Net Exports and Equilibrium
 9.4 The Public Sector and Equilibrium
Chapter 1010A.1 Deriving AD from the aggregate expenditures model
 10A.2 AD Shifts and the AE Model
Chapter 1111.1 Fiscal Policy
 11.2 Automatic Stabilizers
Chapter 12NONE
Chapter 1313.1 The Money Multiplier
Chapter 14-17NONE
Chapter 1818.1 Elasticity
 18.2 The Total Revenue Test
Chapter 1919.1 Diminishing Marginal Utility
 19.2 Utility Maximizing Rule
 19A.1 The Marginal Rate of Substitution
Chapter 2020.1 Marginal and Average Product
 20.2 Marginal Cost
 20.3 Productivity and Cost
 20.4 Marginal and Average Cost
Chapter 2121.1 Total, Average, and Marginal Revenue
 21.2 Profit Maximization
Chapter 2222.1 Monopoly Price Exceeds Marginal Revenue
 22.2 Elastic Demand
Chapter 2323.1 The Kinked Demand Curve
Chapter 24NONE
Chapter 2525.1 MRP=MRC Rule
 25.2 The Least-Cost Rule
 25.3 The Profit-Maximizing Rule
Chapter 26The Expected Rate of Return
Chapter 2726.1 Monopsony
Chapter 2828.1 Optimal quantity of a public good
Chapter 2929.1 Elasticity
 29.2 Elasticity and the Efficiency Loss of a Tax
Chapter 30-31NONE
Chapter 32Elasticities and the Efficiency Loss of a Tax
Chapter 3232.1 The Case for Equality
 32.3 Welfare goals and Conflicts
Chapter 33-36NONE





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