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    This document outlines the table of contents for an economics course. It covers fundamental economic concepts like resources, choice, and needs/wants. It introduces different approaches to economics like deductive vs inductive and positive vs prescriptive. Later sections cover market structures and dynamics including supply/demand, competition, and efficiency. Key terms are defined for homework assignments covering assets/liabilities, market equilibrium, competition types, and market failure. Production topics include GDP, value added, and productivity.

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    1. What is economics?
    - Resources
    - Rarity
    - Choice
    - Needs and Wants
    - The Deductive Approach Vs Inductive Approach
    - The Positive Approach Vs the Prescriptive Approach
    2. Other cocepts to know (homework 1)
    - socks and bonds
    - assets and liabilities
    - opportunity coast
    3. Market meaning, types, and Common Features.
    - How markets work
    - Types of market
    - Supply and demand
    4. Additional concepts to know (homework 2)
    - supply and demand equilibrium
    - stocks market work
    - perfect competition
    - market economy Vs command economy
    5. Microeconomics
    - perfect competition
    - imperfect structures of markets
    6. Additional concepts to know (homework 3)
    - efficiency and effectiveness
    - market failure
    7. Production & Productivity
    - Gross Domestic Product
    - Value added
    - Productivity
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