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Part 1: What Is Economics?
1. First Principles
2. Economic Models : Trade-offs and Trade

Part 2: Supply and Demand
3. Supply and Demand
4. Cosumer and Producer Surplus
5. Price Controls and Quotas : Meddling with Markets
6. Elasticity

Part 3: Individuals and Markets
7. Taxes
8. International Trade

Part 4: Economics and Decision Making
9. Decision Msking by Individuals and Firms

Part 5: The Consumer
10. The Rational Consumer

Part 6: The Production Decision
?11. Behind the Supply Curve : Inputs and Costs
12. Perfect Competition and the Supply Curve

Part 7: Market Structure: Beyond Perfect Competition
13. Monopoly
14. Oligopoly
15. Monopolistic Competiton and Product Differentiation

Part 8: Microeconomics and Public Policy
16. Externalities
17. Public Goods and Common Resource
18. The Economics of the Welfare State

Part 9: Factor Markets and Risk
19. Factor Markets and the Distribution of Income
20. Uncertainty, Risk, and Private Information

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