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In this economic law, if the supply of goods or services outstrips demand, prices will fall (Adam Smith).
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An economy in which all aspects of economic activity are controlled by a central authority or the state.
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In this economic law, multiple producers and distributors of a product keeps prices lower than if the product was made by only one producer (Adam Smith).
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This economic law explains that the best economic benefit for all can usually be accomplished when individuals are mostly concerned for themselves (Adam Smith).
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The items used to produce a good or service in order to produce income: land, labor, and capital.
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A branch of economics that studies the effects of psychological and social factors on decision making.
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An economy-wide fluctuation in growth that is characterized by periods of expansion and and periods of contraction.
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A situation in which extra units of something produce successively smaller benefits.
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An economy in which decisions about production are made by private individuals and companies without government influence.
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A school of economic thought advocating government spending to pull economies out of recession.
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The study of the economy as a whole, looking at large factors like interest rates, inflation, growth, and unemployment.
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The study of the economic behavior of individuals and firms.
