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ECO 212 Principles of Economics

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ECO 212 Principles of Economics

ECO 212 Week 1 DQ's

ECO 212 Week 1 Individual How People Make Economic Decisions Paper

ECO 212 Week 2 DQ's

ECO 212 Week 2 Individual Supply and Demand and Price Elasticity Quiz

ECO 212 Week 2 Learning Team Supply and Demand and Price Elasticity Paper

ECO 212 Week 3 DQ's

ECO 212 Week 3 Learning Team Differentiating Between Market Structures Table and Paper

ECO 212 Week 4 DQ's

ECO 212 Week 4 Individual Measuring Economic Health Memo

ECO 212 Week 5 DQ's

ECO 212 Week 5 Individual Federal Reserve Paper

ECO 212 Week 5 Learning Team International Trade Simulation and Report

ECO 212 Final Exam Guide

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ECO 212 Final Exam Guide

ECO 212 Week 1 DQ's

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ECO 212 Week 1 DQ's

ECO 212 Week 1 Individual How People Make Economic Decisions Paper

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ECO 212 Week 1 Individual How People Make Economic Decisions Paper

• Resources: Principles of Economics textbook, articles, and personal experience.

• Write a 350- to 700-word paper in which you address the following:

o List and briefly explain the four principles of individual decision-making.

o Provide an example of a decision in which you compared the marginal benefits and the marginal costs associated with that decision.

o What were the marginal benefits and marginal costs associated with that decision?

o What incentives could have led you to make a different decision?

o Explain how the principles of economics affect decision-making, interaction, and the workings of the economy as a whole.

• Cite your references appropriately. If you used an electronic source, follow the rules found on the Hyperlink located in the Course materials folder. Electronic and hard copy articles require the same treatment. They require the same information including but not limited to, author, publication, volume, issue (if available) and page number. Be sure to look articles up for complete information. Do not use Hyperlinks unless all required information is included. The hyperlink in the course materials folder includes access to APA V. 5 criteria for non-traditional citation formats.