Grade 9 economics - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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Economics 12 Notes Chapters 6-10 with Graphs & Examples
  • Economics 12 Notes Chapters 6-10 with Graphs & Examples

  • Class notes • 38 pages • 2024
  • Full notes of chapters 6-10 of Grade 12 economics with graphs, images, and examples + definitions of important terms. Course taken in British Columbia but with widely used curriculum applicable in other provinces. Material has parallels with university economics courses and can be used as an introduction to college macroeconomics and microeconomics content. Course curriculum can be found at this link: Covered topics include: Module 6: GDP, international trade, economic growth, the business c...
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Cambridge economics OPPORTUNITY COST In-detail, summarized notes. Cambridge economics OPPORTUNITY COST In-detail, summarized notes.
  • Cambridge economics OPPORTUNITY COST In-detail, summarized notes.

  • Summary • 3 pages • 2024
  • Involves the definition of opportunity cost, how it affects certain parties, examples and sample answer to what is an opportunity cost according to the CAMBRIDGE ECONOMICS IGCSE and O level second edition book. This note will be helpful to understand the basic concept of OPPORTUNITY COST.
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Economics 9 summary
  • Economics 9 summary

  • Summary • 5 pages • 2022
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  • This document summarizes economics 9, making it easy to review and go through. It also has a list of crucial vocabulary.
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ECON 205 FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE EXAM #1 EXAM#2 and EXAM#3 GRADE A
  • ECON 205 FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE EXAM #1 EXAM#2 and EXAM#3 GRADE A

  • Exam (elaborations) • 14 pages • 2019
  • ECON 205 FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE Exam #1 1. A resource is anything that: A) can be used in production. B) you pay for. C) is in scarce supply. D) can be consumed. 2. Scarcity in economics means: A) not having sufficient resources to produce all the goods and service we want. B) the wants of people are limited. C) there must be poor people in rich countries. D) economics are clearly not doing their jobs. 3. Opportunity cost is: A) about half of the monetary cost of a product. B) the doll...
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