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ECON201, Maclachlan, Fall Some Tools of Economists Chapter 2

ECON201, Maclachlan, Fall The Production Possibilities Frontier

ECON201, Maclachlan, Fall A Shift in the Production Possibilities Frontier

ECON201, Maclachlan, Fall What’s the alternative to trade? David Thoreau at Walden Pond.

ECON201, Maclachlan, Fall On a national level: autarky A policy of national self-sufficiency and nonreliance on imports or economic aid.

ECON201, Maclachlan, Fall Mercantilism A country should aim to run trade surpluses and increase its monetary assets.

ECON201, Maclachlan, Fall Adam Smith ( ) Critic of mercantilism. Countries should specialize and trade. Specialize where there’s an ABSOLUTE ADVANTAGE

ECON201, Maclachlan, Fall David Ricardo ( ) Theory of comparative advantage. Even without an absolute advantage a region can trade to the benefit of all parties.

ECON201, Maclachlan, Fall Productivity Information Time to update webpage. Time to repair a bicycle. Paula20 minutes10 minutes Beth30 minutes

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ECON201, Maclachlan, Fall Why some countries have been slow to specialize In the lone houses and very small villages which are scattered about in so desert a country as the Highlands of Scotland, every farmer must be butcher, baker and brewer for his own family. --Adam Smith, 1776