Correlations
Principles of Economics, 6th Edition ©2002
Karl E. Case and Ray C. Fair
Microeconomics
Correlated with AP* Microeconomics, May 2002, May 2003
ST = Student textbook pages
- Basic Economic Concepts
- Scarcity: the nature of economic systems
ST: 26–27, 28
- Opportunity costs and production possibilities
ST: 133–139, 140–144
- Specialization and comparative advantage
ST: 28–29, 669
- The functions of any economic system (what, how, and for whom to produce)
ST: 4–5, 36–38
- The nature and functions of product markets
- Supply and demand
- Price and quantity determination
ST: 49–51, 57–59, 214, 268, 577–578
- Basic manipulation of supply and demand, including ceilings and floors
ST: 554–556
- Elasticity
ST: 94–95, 296–297
- Models of consumer choice
- Consumer choice behind the demand curve
ST: 48–49, 248–250
- Consumer surplus
ST: 116–118
- Firm production, costs, revenues
- Marginal product and diminishing returns
ST: 141–142, 142–144, 205, 633–634
- Average and marginal costs and revenues
ST: 160–162, 167–168, 210, 264–272
- Long-run costs and economies of scale
ST: 137–139, 178–185, 190–193
- Product pricing and outputs, both in the individual firm and in the market
- Perfect competition
ST: 105, 135–136, 252–255, 275–276
- Imperfect competition
- Monopoly
ST: 263–289
- Oligopoly
ST: 300–304
- Monopolistic competition
ST: 291–300
- Efficiency and government policy toward imperfect competition
ST: 278–279
- Factor markets
- Derived factor demand
ST: 204–205
- Determination of wages and other factor prices
ST: 520, 608
- Efficiency, equity, and the role of government
- Externalities
ST: 258, 318–329
- Public goods
ST: 324–329
- Distribution of Income
ST: 353–355