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Lecture 1 notes Introduction to Microeconomics (BFE0020)

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Microeconomics (BFE0020)

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The University Of Huddersfield (UoH)

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Introduction to Microeconomics: Lecture 1

 Economics is a social science that focuses on the production, distribution, and
consumption of goods and services.

Macroeconomics- deals with aggregate economic variables as the level of growth of national
output intrest routes and unemployment

Microeconomics- behavior of individual economic units, consumers firms' workers investors as
well as markets that these units compromise

Microeconomics- develop economic thinking
 Economic rationale of human behavior
 Model of behavior of individuals considering restrictions they have incentives they face
 Choices impact other members of society and environment

Case Study: Dry spilled sewage in the UK- Sep 6th

 Illegal dry spill-untreated wastewater spills straight unto rivers and seas where there is no
rain
 Normal operation- when the system is functioning normally wastewater follow smoothly
through the system to the sewage treatment plan
 Legal spill- water companies are allowed to spill untreated wastewater under certain
conditions heavy prolonged rain.

Why is sewage released into sea and rivers?

 3 water companies suspected of discharging sewage into the UK
 Uk combined sewage system both rainwaters and wastewater from toilets bathrooms and
kitchens are carried into the same pipe
 Environment agency-covers England capacity exceeded during heavy rainfall dry ground
unable to absorb water induction od sewage works potential flooding of homes roads and
open spaces
 Combined sewer overflows permitted discharge excess wastewater into sea rivers

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