Lecture Macro economic: Chapter 1 - Lương Mỹ Thùy Dương

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Lecture "Macro economic: Chapter 1" provides students with the knowledge: Economic concept and economic systems, the market Forces of Supply and Demand, the theory of consumer choice, the Costs of production, competitive Markets Firms print,... You are invited the same reference.

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MicroEconomic Lecturer: LƯƠNG MỸ THÙY DƯƠNG
MicroEconomic Topic 1: Economic concept and Economic systems Topic 2: The Market Forces of Supply and Demand Topic 3: The Theory of Consumer Choice Topic 4: The Costs of Production Topic 5: Firms in Competitive Markets Topic 6: Monopoly Topic 7:BookMonopolistic © McGraw-Hill Company Australia, 1999 Competition and Oligopoly PPS t/a Economics for Business 2/e 1-2
REFERENCE BOOKS 1-Economics for Business – Lan Fraser – John Glonea – Simon Fraser. 2-Economics – Paul A. Samuelson and William D. Nordhaus. 3-Kinh tế Vi mô - Trường Đại học Công nghiệp TP.HCM 4-Kinh tế Vi mô - Trường Đại học Kinh tế TP.HCM. 5-Nguyên lý kinh tế học – David Begg.
Economic Concepts
Topic Plan • Economic concept. • Basic Economic Problems. • Economic Systems.
What is Economics ?
Economics Is the study of how societies use scarce resources to produce valuable commodities and distribute them among different people.
Scarcity • Resources are scarce in relation to the unlimited needs and wants of consumers.
Resources • Also called Factors of Production • All inputs which are used in the production and distribution of goods and services.
Types of Resources 1. LAND : All natural endowments. Examples- soils, crops, minerals 2. LABOUR : Physical and mental work of people. Examples- teachers
Types of Resources 3. CAPITAL : Any good used to produce others. Examples- Factories, machinery 4. ENTERPRISE : Management of the other three factors of production. Examples- Business managers
Characteristics of Resources • Scarce • Have alternative uses • Quantity of a resource varies • Quality of a resource varies
Needs and Wants Needs: goods/services essential for survival. Wants: goods/services desired by consumers. Characteristics: • Unlimited • Recurrent • Complementary • Changeable
Satisfying Needs and Wants Production Distribution Consumption
Production Possibility Theory • A simplified economic model which portrays scarcity, choice and opportunity cost. The Static Production Possibility Frontier • Analyses the economy at a fixed point in time • Is based on the following assumptions: – There is a fixed quantity of resources – The economy only produces 2 products – Resources can be used interchangeably – All resources within the economy are used – Resources are used at maximum efficiency
An example of the Static PPF model Production Possibility Schedule A B C D E Tractors 0 100 200 300 400 VCRs 800 600 400 200 0
The PPF Graph E PPF 400- D 300- Tractors C 200- B 100- A 200 400 600 800 Video Recorders
Maximum Output Levels • The PPF shows the maximum output of the economy. • If the economy devoted all of its resources to the production of VCRs it is able to produce 800 (+ zero tractors) - Production Possibility A. • Alternatively, if the economy chooses Production Possibility C it is able to produce 200 tractors and 400 VCRs.
Opportunity Cost The sacrifice in choosing to satisfy one need or want rather than another (the alternative forgone).
Opportunity Costs • The PPF shows that to produce more of one product means producing less of another. • Opportunity costs of production can be measured eg if the economy moves from point C to D (along the PPF) it will produce an extra 100 tractors BUT 200 VCR’s must be sacrificed. • Hence the opportunity cost is 200 VCR’s.