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Alfred Marshall - History of Economic Thought - Lecture Slides, Slides of Economics

Main goal of course is to discuss the economic thinking of some of the greatest minds of the modern era, such as Adam Smith, John Stuart Mill, David Hume, Karl Marx, Thomas Malthus, and John Maynard Keynes. Key points of this lecture are: Alfred Marshall, Principles of Economics, Popularization of Supply-Deman Analysis, Consumer Surplus, Producer Surplus, Marshallian Cross, Reciprocal Demand, Graphical Analysis, Offer Curve, Free Trade

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Download Alfred Marshall - History of Economic Thought - Lecture Slides and more Slides Economics in PDF only on Docsity! Alfred Marshall (1842-1924) docsity.com Alfred Marshall (1842-1924) • Principles of Economics, 1890 docsity.com Offer Curve: Country A Quantity Imported of Good Y Quantity Exported of Good Y Quantity Exported of Good X Quantity Imported of Good X No trade No-trade terms of trade docsity.com Offer Curve: Country B Quantity Imported of Good Y Quantity Exported of Good Y Quantity Exported of Good X Quantity Imported of Good X docsity.com Offer Curve: Country B Quantity Imported of Good Y Quantity Exported of Good Y Quantity Imported of Good X Quantity Exported of Good X docsity.com Elasticity of Demand • Elasticity of Demand formula, 1882 docsity.com Elasticity of Supply • Supply elasticity depends on time available to producers to respond to a price change – Market period: perfectly inelastic supply, price is determined entirely by demand in the case of perishable goods and by expected future prices in the case of durable goods. – Short run: rising supply curve, price is determined by both supply and demand, usage levels of some resources are fixed – Long run: usage levels of all resources are variable, supply could be a falling curve – Very long period: changes in knowledge, population and capital cause long run prices to change gradually docsity.com Economies of Scale • Internal and external economies of scale – Internal economies: as a firm expands production, its per-unit costs decline – External economies: as an industry expands production, the per-unit costs of production decline for every firm • Possibility of a falling supply curve for the industry – As an industry expands, per-unit costs may fall as a result of external economies. Therefore, prices may fall. docsity.com
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