This model demonstrates how money moves through society and is the reason why macromagnitudes calculated based on production, supply and income give the same result
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Quantity of goods that consumers are willing to buy in a given period of time
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The opposite of capitalist
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It is concave and it reaches its maximum point at 1
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When the demand of a good X changes and does not affect the demand of Y they are:
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These are the three basic economic questions that economics tries to answer
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It affects demand but when it changes it does not shift the demand curve
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Are a luxury good
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Who is the father of macroeconomics?
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Comprises physical and intelectual capacites of humans bienes Applied to the production of godos and the provisionalidades of Services
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Is the part of economics that studies the International supply of wheels
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When a variable is expressed in these values it can not be compared with other years
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When the demand for one pulls in the same direction as the demand for the other
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When we are above it, it means that an economy is not producing efficiently
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how do we abbreviate "quantity"
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The cost of producing one unit more
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A change in technology produces a shift of it
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Their demand is hardly affected by changes in income.
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When the supply is higher than the demand
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These variables are given to the model and not determined by it.
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Amount or stock of something that is available for use
