MicroeconomicsD.C. Heath, 1992 M06 1 - 572 páginas |
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... Slope Economists often want to know how much one variable changes if there is a change in another, related variable. They may want to know in what direction and by ... slope 10-. 26 PART I Basic Concepts The Concept of Slope Positive Slope.
... Slope Economists often want to know how much one variable changes if there is a change in another, related variable. They may want to know in what direction and by ... slope 10-. 26 PART I Basic Concepts The Concept of Slope Positive Slope.
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... Slope = oo 10 FIGURE 24 How to Lie. FIGURE 15 The Concept of Slope (a) Positive slope 10- •S 6 £ 4- 2 - 4- 4- (b) Negative slope 12 16 20 Negative Slope Now imagine that you want to "walk down the hill" in panel (b) and measure the slope ...
... Slope = oo 10 FIGURE 24 How to Lie. FIGURE 15 The Concept of Slope (a) Positive slope 10- •S 6 £ 4- 2 - 4- 4- (b) Negative slope 12 16 20 Negative Slope Now imagine that you want to "walk down the hill" in panel (b) and measure the slope ...
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... slope of the tangent — and of curved at point a — as + 10/+200, or + 1/20. (The slope of curve B at point b is of precisely the same magnitude.) Figure 17 presents a series of examples to test your understanding of slope. Keep in mind ...
... slope of the tangent — and of curved at point a — as + 10/+200, or + 1/20. (The slope of curve B at point b is of precisely the same magnitude.) Figure 17 presents a series of examples to test your understanding of slope. Keep in mind ...
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PARTI BASIC CONCEPTS | 1 |
Marginalist Thinking | 8 |
1a The Use of Graphs in Economics | 23 |
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