Graphing

NOTE: Topic 2.9 -- The World Trade + Tariff Graph probably fits
better in Unit 6 as this deals with Government Intervention in
Different Market Structures. When this topic is located in Unit 1, it
seems like a standalone lesson and is probably best remembered by
students if it occurs in the last lesson in Principles of
Microeconomics as it is a great review on CS, PS, DWL, etc.

Topic 6.5 Lorenz Curve and Gini Coefficient Interactive, I I

Topic 6.5 Inequality, Lorenz Curve, Gini Coefficient Questions

Topic 6.5 I nequality (Lorenz Curve) Review Video:

Topic 6.5 Lorenz Curve and Gini Coefficient Interactive, III

Unit 5: Factors Market

MICRO S tarter Videos (3 minutes; 3 multiple choice questions)

Topic 5.2 Changes in Factor Demand and Factor Supply, I

Topic 5.4 Factors Market FRQ 2007, #2

Topic 5.3 Profit-Maximizing Behavior in PC Factor Markets, I

Topic 5.1 Introduction to the Factors Market (eTextbook)

Topic 5.4 Factors Market 23 Multiple Choice Questions

Topic 5.4 Factors Market 22 Multiple Choice Questions

Topic 5.1 - 5.3 Factors Market (Questions)

Topic 5.1 - 5.4 F actors Market and Monopsony Review Videos

Topics 5.1 - 5.4 Reffonomics Baseball: Factors Market and
Monopsony

Topic 5.4 Factors Market FRQ 2010 , #2

Topic 5.4 Factors Market FRQ 2011, #2 (click on 2011)

Topic 5.5 Monopsony, III (Create Your Own Questions)

Topic 5.5 Monopsony, II (Standalone Graph)

Topic 5.5 Monopsony, I (eTextbook)

Topic 5.5 Monopsony, IV (Reading with Interactive Graph)

Topic 5.5 Monopsony, V (Questions)

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Microeconomics

Unit 1: Basic Economic Concepts

T opic 1.3 Production-Possibilities Curve, I

T opic 1.3 Production-Possibilities Curve, II

T opic 1.4 PPC Comparative Advantage and Trade

Topic 2.1 Qu antity Demanded vs. Demand

Topic 2.2 Qu antity Supplied vs. Supply

Topics 2.1 and 2.2 Demand and Supply Determinants

Unit 2: Supply and Demand

T opic 2.3 Price Elasticity of Demand

T opic 2.4 Price Elasticity of Supply

T opic 2.5 Other Price Elasticities

T opic 2.6 Consumer and Producer Surplus

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Topic 1.6 M arginal Analysis and Consumer Choice, I

Topic 1.6 Marginal Analysis and Consumer Choice, II

Topic 2.7 Market Disequilibrium and Changes in
Equilibrium (Shortage and Surplus)

Topic 2.8 The Effects of Government Intervention in
Markets (Price Ceiling and Price Floor)

Topic 2.3 E lasticity of Demand Practice Problems

Topic 2.4 Elasticity of Supply Practice Problems

Unit 3: Production, Cost, and
Perfect Competition

Topic 2.9 International Trade and Public Policy
World Trade Graph will be shown in Unit 6
when this website is completed.

Topic 3.1 The Production Function

Topic 3.2 Short-Run Production Costs (FC and VC)

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Part IV (Drawing Graph)

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Part III (Drag N Drop)

Topic 3.3 Long-Run Production Costs (Questions)

Topic 3.4 Types of Profit

Topic 3.5 Profit Maximization, I (4 Calculation Activities)

Topic 3.6 Firms' SR and LR Decisions (Market Structures)

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Part XIV (Questions, II)

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Part XV (Questions, III)

Topic 3.1 - 3.3 Costs of Production Videos

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition Videos

Topic 3.2 Short-Run Production Costs (Questions)

Topic 3.2 Short-Run Production Costs (FC, VC, TC Graph)

Topic 3.2 Short-Run Production Costs (AVC and ATC)

Topic 3.2 Short-Run Production Costs (AVC, ATC, and MC)

Topic 3.2 Short-Run Production Costs (Graph Activities)

Topic 3.2 Short-Run Production Costs (FC, VC, and MC)

Topic 3.2 Short-Run Production Costs (FC, VC, TC, MC)

Topic 3.5 Profit Maximization, II (Formulas and Graphs)

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Part I (Costs and P Taker)

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Part V (Draw from Scratch)

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Part XV I (Q uestions, I)

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Part XIII (True/False)

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Part XI V (17 Multiple Choice)

Topic 3.7 Reffonomics Baseball -- Perfect Competition

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Part XV (1 5 Multiple Choice)

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Part X (Firm Supply Curve)

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Part XI (Shut Down Rule I)

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Part XV I (Q uestions, IV)

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Part XII (Shut Down Rule II)

Topics 3.1 - 3.3 Reffonomics Baseball: Production Costs

Topics 2.1 - 2.2 Reffonomics Baseball -- Supply & Demand

Topics 2.3 - 2.5 Reffonomics Baseball -- Elasticity

On the next four links below (The Best Graphs), you can move the
demand curve and show TR and then clear, TC and then clear,
economic profit,and then clear. You can do the same thing with
showing economic loss. You can show entry and exit. You can shift
the supply curve and show the same things. You can show the Shut
Down Rule. You can show the supply curve = MC of the individual
firm and so on. You can do lots of things with these fiyr graphs.

Topic 1.3 Production-Possibilities Curve, III

Topic 3.2 Short-Run Production Costs (AVC, ATC, MC, and P)

Topic 1.6 Utility (Total Utility and Marginal Utility), I

Topic 1.6 Utility (Total Utility and Marginal Utility), II

Topic 1.6 Marginal (Marginal Utility Per-Dollar Spent), I

Topic 1.6 Marginal (Marginal Utility Per-Dollar Spent), II

Topics 1.1 - 1.6 Reffonomics Baseball -- Basic Concepts

Unit 4: Imperfect Competition (Monopoly,
Monopolistic Competition, and Oligopoly

Topic 4.1 Imperfect Competition (Market Structures)

Topic 4.2 Monopoly (P.C. Firm Price on Monopoly Graph), I

Topic 4.5 Oligopoly and Game Theory (Questions)

Topic 4.4 Monopolistic Competition Graphing, IV

Topic 4.3 Price Discrimination

Topic 4.4 Monopolistic Competition (Questions)

Topic 4.4 Monopolistic Competition (Drag and Drop Graph)

Topic 4.4 Monopolistic Competition Graphing, II

Topic 4.1 - 4.2 Monopoly Starter or Review Videos

Topic 4.3 - 4.5 O ther Imperfect Competition Starter or
Review Videos

Topic 4.2 Monopoly vs. Perfect Competition Graph

Topic 4.2 Monopoly (P.C. Firm Price on Monopoly Graph), IV

Topic 4.2 Monopoly (P.C. Firm Price on Monopoly Graph), V

Topic 4.2 Monopoly (Questions)

Topic 4.2 Monopoly (P.C. Firm Price on Monopoly Graph), II

Topic 4.2 Monopoly (P.C. Firm Price on Monopoly Graph), III

Topic 4.4 Monopolistic Competition Graphing, I

Topic 4.4 Monopolistic Competition Graphing, III

Topic 4.5 Prisoners' Dilemma Matrix

Topic 4.5 O ligopoly (15 Multiple Choice Questions)

Topic 4.5 O ligopoly (17 Multiple Choice Questions)

Topic 4.1 - 4.5 Reffonomics Baseball - Mon. Comp. & Oligopoly

Topic 4.5 Going Out on a Date Matrix

Topic 4.5 To Advertise or Not To Advertise Matrix

Topic 4.5 Create Your Own Interactive Matrix

Topic 4.2 Reffonomics Baseball: Monopoly

Topic 4.2 Monopoly (Graph Questions)

Topic 4.2 Monopoly (25 Multiple Choice Questions)

Topic 4.2 Monopoly (Natural Monopoly Graphing Questions)

Topic 4.2 Monopoly (True and False Questions)

Topic 4.2 Monopoly (Drag and Drop Graph)

Topic 4.2 Monopoly (15 Multiple Choice Questions)

Topic 4.2 Monopoly (Silent Movie, II 7:34 min.)

Topic 4.2 Monopoly (Silent Movie, I 7:49 min.)

Topic 4.2 Monopoly (Natural Monopoly Drag and Drop)

NOTE: Inside the link below, this is a chapter on Profit (Revenue -
Costs). The interactive graphs can be enlarged for your
PowerPoint or Google Slides presentation.

NOTE: Inside the link below, this is a chapter on Imperfect
Competition Market Structures. You can enlarge the interactive
material inside this chapter.

NOTE: Inside the 5 links below, are Perfect Competition graphs of a
demand curve, consumer surplus, a supply curve which is the MC
curve, producer surplus, and deadweight loss. These 5 links will help
you get ready for all the calculations required when figuring the
dollar-value of areas on a Monopoly graph.

NOTE: For the Monopoly vs. Perfect Competition Graph link below,
set up the graph as a Monopoly and then drag the P line down to
show the PC firms' market price (price takers). Perfectly Competitive
Firms are allocatively efficient and produce the output where P = MC.
Monopolies are allocatively inefficient and produce output where
MR = MC.

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Silent Movie III

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Silent Movie II

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Silent Movie I

MICRO S tarter Videos (3 minutes; 3 multiple choice questions)

Topics 1.1 - 1.6 Reffonomics Baseball -- RULES

Micro Current Events for Units 1 - 6

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Part IX (S hut Down Rule--Market on Left; Firm on Right)

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Part VI (M arket on Right; Firm on Left)

Topic 3.7 Perfect Competition, Part VIII (M arket on Left; Firm on Right)

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You MUST view the interactive graphs below on a
desktop, laptop, or tablet