Decision Making

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Decision making in economics involves weighing marginal benefits against marginal costs to choose the option that maximizes net benefits given scarce resources.

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1. What is Economics & The First Principle: Optimization
2. Marginal=Additional
3. Examples of Marginal Thinking
4. Utility=Benefit
5. Marginal Decision Making
6. Essential Austrian Economics: Marginal Thinking
7. Diminishing Marginal Utility
8. Profit Maximization
9. Public Policy & Marginal Decisions
10. To Be A Happy Person, Understand Marginal Utility

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Economics Olympiad Prep Modules

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FOUNDATION FOR ECONOMIC EDUCATION

Prepare for the Economics Olympiad Competition

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Additional Economic Methodology Modules

Scarcity

Incentives

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Economics Olympiad Prep Modules