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- 2 X 2 matrix of rivalry and excludability
- Adaptive expectations
- Adverse selection
- Adverse selection in experience goods
- Adverse selection in insurance
- Adverse selection in wages
- Adverse selection versus moral hazard
- After-market
- Aftermarket
- Anchoring
- Anchoring and adjustment heuristic
- Arbitrage
- Asymmetric information
- Austrian school
- Austrian school of economics
- Availability heuristic
- BCA
- Benefit-cost analysis
- Black market
- Broken window fallacy
- Budget share
- Budget share Engel curve
- CBA
- CPI
- Ceteris paribus
- Charm pricing
- Coase's theorem
- Coase law
- Coase theorem
- Coercive monopoly
- Comparative advantage
- Comparative advantage and gains from trade
- Comparative statics
- Comparative statics for demand and supply
- Comparative statics for supply and demand
- Comparative statics of demand and supply
- Comparative statics of supply and demand
- Competitive market response to demand and supply shocks
- Complementary good
- Concave function
- Consensual trades are mutually beneficial
- Conspicuous consumption
- Consumer's reservation price approximates consumer benefit
- Consumer price index
- Consumer surplus
- Consumption tax
- Contestable market
- Convergence towards market price
- Core inflation
- Cost structure of a firm
- Credence good
- Cross-elasticity of demand
- Cross-price elasticity of demand
- Cross elasticity of demand
- Deadweight loss
- Deadweight loss due to market power of sellers
- Deadweight loss due to taxation
- Decreasing cost industry
- Demand
- Demand curve
- Demand curve estimation
- Demand function
- Demand schedule
- Demand surface
- Determinant of demand
- Determinants of demand
- Determination of price and quantity supplied by firm in the short run
- Determination of price and quantity supplied by monopolistic firm in the short run
- Determination of price and quantity supplied by price-discriminating monopolistic firm in the short run
- Determination of price and quantity supplied in perfectly competitive market
- Determination of price and quantity supplied in perfectly competitive market in the short run treating demand as exogenous
- Determination of quantity supplied by firm in perfectly competitive market
- Determination of quantity supplied by firm in perfectly competitive market in the long run
- Determination of quantity supplied by firm in perfectly competitive market in the short run
- Determination of quantity supplied by firm in perfectly competitive market in the short run with increasing marginal cost
- Determination of quantity supplied by firm in perfectly competitive market in the short run with increasing marginal cost curve
- Determination of quantity supplied by firm in perfectly competitive market in the short run with marginal cost that decreases then increases
- Determination of quantity supplied by monopolistic firm
- Determination of quantity supplied by monopolistic firm in the short run
- Disparate impact
- Disposable income
- Division of labor
- Dynamic inconsistency
- Economic calculation problem
- Economic profit
- Economic rent
- Economic surplus
- Economies of scale
- Effect of price ceiling on economic surplus
- Effect of price ceiling on social surplus
- Effect of sales tax on economic surplus
- Effect of sales tax on market price and quantity traded
- Effect of sales tax on social surplus
- Efficiency wage
- Efficient market hypothesis
- Empirical demand curve
- Endowment effect
- Engel curve
- Excess demand
- Experience curve
- Experience good
- External benefit
- External cost
- Factor of production
- Fiat currency
- Fiat money
- First-degree price discrimination
- Fixed cost
- Forbidden market
- Free-rider problem
- Free lunch
- Free rider problem
- Freemium
- Freemium pricing
- Full employment
- Fundamental theorem of welfare economics
- GDP
- Genius effect
- Giffen good
- Gouging
- Harberger's triangle
- Harberger triangle
- Hidden cost
- Hotelling's law
- Hotelling's law on product differentiation
- Hotelling's law on product similarity
- Household
- Hyperinflation
- Income
- Income-compensated demand curve
- Income tax
- Indifference curve
- Indirect segmentation
- Individual demand
- Individual demand curve
- Individual or household income
- Inferior good
- Inflation
- Information asymmetry
- Insurance
- Intransitivity of preferences
- Invisible hand
- Isolation effect
- Kaldor-Hicks efficiency
- Kaldor-Hicks efficiency criterion
- Laffer curve
- Law of demand
- Law of demand for individual buyers follows from diminishing marginal benefit
- Law of demand for individual buyers follows from diminishing marginal utility
- Law of demand for multiple buyers follows from differences in reservation prices
- Law of joint demand for two goods
- Law of one price
- Law of supply
- Learning curve
- Lemon
- Local knowledge
- Long run
- MPC
- MPS
- MRP
- Main Page
- Marginal propensity to consume
- Marginal propensity to save
- Marginal tax rate
- Market-clearing price
- Market demand
- Market demand curve
- Market failure
- Market form
- Market power
- Market price
- Market size effect
- Market structure
- Markets in everything
- Maximum retail price
- Menu cost
- Methodological individualism
- Microfoundations
- Minimum price
- Minimum wage
- Missing market
- Money
- Money illusion
- Monopolistic response to demand and supply shocks
- Monopoly pricing
- Monopsony
- Moral hazard
- Multistage optimization
- Multistep optimization
- Negative externality
- Negative selection
- Network effect
- Nominal
- Non-excludable good
- Non-price competition
- Normal good
- Nudge
- Opportunity cost
- Ordinary good
- Own-price elasticity of demand
- P=MC
- PPF
- P = MC
- Parable of the broken window
- Paradox of saving
- Paradox of thrift
- Pareto criterion
- Pareto efficiency
- Pareto efficiency criterion
- Pareto improvement
- Pareto optimality criterion
- Partial equilibrium analysis
- Penetration pricing
- People respond to incentives
- Per capita
- Perceptual pricing
- Perfect competition
- Perfect price discrimination
- Periodic discounting
- Permanent income
- Pigouvian subsidy
- Pigouvian tax
- Pigovian subsidy
- Pigovian tax
- Popcorn puzzle
- Positive externality
- Potential Pareto criterion
- Potential Pareto efficiency criterion
- Predatory pricing
- Price
- Price-elasticity of demand
- Price-skimming
- Price bundling
- Price ceiling
- Price change ceiling
- Price control
- Price differentiation
- Price discrimination
- Price discrimination is efficient when expanding available markets
- Price discrimination requires market power
- Price dispersion
- Price elasticity of demand
- Price ending
- Price floor
- Price gouging
- Price level
- Price point
- Price rigidity
- Price skimming
- Price stickiness
- Pricing puzzle
- Pricing strategy
- Principal-agent problem
- Principle of minimum differentiation
- Prisoner's dilemma
- Producer's reservation price approximates production cost
- Production possibilities curve
- Production possibilities frontier
- Progressive tax
- Property right
- Psychic cost
- Psychological pricing
- Public choice
- Public choice economics
- Public choice theory
- Public good
- Quantity ceiling
- Queueing
- Queueing, rationing, and queue-rationing
- Ramsey's principle of optimal taxation
- Random discounting
- Rational choice theory
- Rational ignorance
- Rational irrationality
- Reference price
- Regulatory capture
- Rent-seeking
- Rent seeking
- Representativeness heuristic
- Reservation price
- Revealed preference
- Revealed preference theory
- Revenue structure of a firm
- Riding down the demand curve
- Rival good
- Sales tax
- Sandbox
- Search cost
- Search good
- Second best
- Self-protection
- Shoeleather cost
- Short-run supply curve
- Short run
- Side payment
- Sin tax
- Social cost of theft
- Social surplus
- Spontaneous order
- Statistical discrimination
- Status quo bias
- Sticky prices
- Subjective theory of value
- Subjective value
- Substitute good
- Substitute goods
- Sumptuary tax
- Sunk cost
- Sunk cost effect
- Sunk cost fallacy
- Supply curve
- Supply shock
- Switching cost
- TANSTAAFL
- TINSTAAFL
- Tacit collusion
- Tax
- Tax incidence
- Theory of the second best
- There ain't no such thing as a free lunch
- There is no such thing as a free lunch
- Time inconsistency
- Tragedy of the commons
- Transaction cost
- Two-good two-buyer pure price bundling analysis allowing for monopolistic pricing out
- Two-good two-buyer pure price bundling analysis assuming everything is sold
- Two-sided market
- Two-sided network
- Underground economy
- Unintended consequences
- VAT
- Value-added tax
- Value added tax
- Veblen good
- Wage
- Wealth effect
- Winner's curse
- Zero price effect