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The Birth of Economics
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1.
economics
the science of choice
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economics
the science of choice
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HOW DID CAPITALISM COME TO BE?
Changes in beliefs about pursuing wealth
Destruction of old institutions
Increase in scientific curiosity
Infrastructure and unified measurements
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How it was
SUBSISTENCE: LIFE IS HARD, CHOICE IS EASY: COLLECT FOOD OR DIE
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AGRICULTURE
10,000 YEARS AGO SOMETHING CHANGED: THE AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION
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SPECIALIZATION
A KEY SOURCES ECONOMIC GROWTH
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AUTHORITY
FEUDAL-STYLE SOCIETIES WERE TOP-DOWN & SET UP TO UPHOLD SAFETY AND STABILITY
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STABILITY AND PROTECTION
WHEN YOU FOCUS ON THIS IT MEANS LESS INNOVATION
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CHURCH AND STATE
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ZERO SUM GAME
EVERY GAIN MUST COST SOMEONE A LOSS
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reformation
declining power of the Catholic Church as decider
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THE PURSUIT OF WEALTH IS SINFUL AND ILLEGAL
for much of our history
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renaissance
humanity is reborn
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Invention
begins
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MACHINES
the game changes
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Dave Hoefler
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Key inventions of the industrial revolution
Spinning Jenny
Steam engine
Locomotive
Telegraph
Power loom
Cotton gin
Sewing machine
Incandescent lightbulb
Typewriter
Photograph
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Thomas Hawk
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production changes
and so do society's relationships
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FACTORIES
labor as a commodity
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WHO IS IN CHARGE OF DECIDING:
What should we produce?
How should we produce it?
Who should get it?
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"It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer or the baker that I expect my dinner but from his regard to his own self-interest"
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SOCIETY CAN RELY ON FREE MARKETS FOR ORDER
Adam Smith sees an "Invisible Hand" that guides society
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INVISIBLE HAND
SELF INTEREST PLUS COMPETITION
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NO COUNTRY PRACTICES PURE
EVEN SMITH SEES THE FLAWS IN MARKETS
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the problem
limited resources
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Resources are limited
Land (Natural Resources)
Labor
Capital (machines, buildings)
Entrepreneurship
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vs. unlimited wants
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opportunity cost
every choice involves a cost
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choice
it's all about benefits and costs
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FREE* TO CHOOSE
* are we as free as we imagine?
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So what is Economics?
the study of rational choice?
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The study of the Economy?
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the macroeconomy is a complex system
studying its health and sickness is tricky
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NO LABORATORY
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things have changed since we started studying it
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firms are larger
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CAPITAL IS MORE IMPORTANT
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CITIES
society is set up differently now
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INDIVIDUAL VS COMMUNITY
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