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1
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percentage of labor force
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2
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additional income
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3
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Latin phrase 'held constant'
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4
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chart that lists supplier will offer at various prices
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5
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makes it harder for new firms
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12
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demanded and supplied is equal
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13
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products similar but not identical
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16
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fewer resources
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18
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highest price
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21
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affects the making of a good
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24
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market basket and typical urban consumer
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27
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desire to have and buy something
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30
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total value and dollar value
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35
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consumers demand more
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36
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offer more of a good at higher prices
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37
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large firms dominate a market
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38
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allocating scare goods and using criteria
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39
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prices increase
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40
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firm gets by selling goods
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41
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supplied and demanded not equal
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42
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resources increase the production of goods
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43
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producing one more unit
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44
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quantity demanded is more than supplied
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45
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financial and opportunity costs
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46
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quantity supplied is more than demanded (surplus)
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