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What is economics, the economic problem, demand and supply, elasticity, efficiency and equity, government actions in markets, global markets in action, utility and demand, organizing production, output and costs, perfect competition, monopoly, monopolistic competition, oligopoly, public choices and public goods, economics of the environment, markets for factors of production, economic inequality, uncertainty and information, measuring GDP and economic growth, monitoring jobs and inflation, finance saving, and investment, inflation, the exchange rate and the balance of payments aggregate supply and aggregate demand, expenditure multipliers: the keynesian model, U.S. inflation unemployment and business cycle, fiscal policy, monetary policy.