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Card 26
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An economy with a high level of income per head.
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Card 27
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this shows maximum quantities of different combinations of output of two products, given current resources and the state of technology.
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Card 28
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An economy with a relatively low level of income per head.
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Card 29
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The calculation involved in deciding on whether to give up one good for another.
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Card 30
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The maximum output that an economy is capable of producing.
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Card 31
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The way in which production is organised in a country or group of countries.
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Card 32
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Change in the productive potential of an economy.
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Card 33
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A method of allocating resources by the free movement of prices.
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Card 34
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An economic system whereby resources are allocated through the market forces of demand and supply.
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Card 35
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The quantity of a product that consumers are able and willing to purchase at various prices over a period of time.
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