ECON 1000 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Marginal Cost, Marginal Utility, Allocative Efficiency

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Allocative efficiency - when the marginal benefit is the same as the marginal cost. Production efficiency - when your production level is somewhere on the ppf. The expansion of production possibilities and increase in the standard of living is called economic growth. Technological change - the development of new goods and of better was of producing goods and services, Capital accumulation - the growth of capital resources, which includes human capital (labour, the workforce) To use resources in research and development and produce new capital, we must decease our production of consumption goods and services, therefore economic growth is not free. The opportunity cost of economic growth is less current consumption. There are three main things in which your money is used: Investing (the firm taking the money to pay for capital items such as equipment), financial investing (putting money in the bank)

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