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Economics is the discipline that studies how people respond to scarcity, i.e., the observed fact that individuals desire more than they already possess, whether the object of their desire is wealth, health, education, security, or some other intangible good or service. An economy can be viewed as a social mechanism that emerges when individuals cooperate with others in order to deal with the problem of scarcity. It is a vast network of individuals (and institutions guided by individuals) that make, barter, sell, and buy goods and services in order to achieve their desired ends.
Economic forces are at work virtually any time exchanges occur or resources are used. A knowledge of economic principles—fundamental truths identifying patterns or components of economic cause and effect—is essential for understanding phenomena such as prices, markets, commerce, employment, industrial output, economic growth and prosperity, and business fluctuations. The economic way of thinking (including the recognition of incentives, constraints, opportunity costs, transactions costs, and self-interested motives) is also useful for the study of non-market phenomena such as government regulations, elections, lobbying, and government decision making.
Why Senator Steinberg’s SB-1 Deserves Defeat—or a Veto The big budget bills have been resolved for this legislative session but the public has good reason to remain on alert. Senate Bill 1, introduced by State Senator Darrell Steinberg (D–Sacramento), is…
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Taking an Ax to Conventional Forest Administration The Constitution-Faculty Method Works for Training, So Why Not Apply It Elsewhere? Wildfires destroyed an estimated 6,500 sq. miles of U.S. forest lands in 2013, an space bigger than the state of…
“Inclusionary Zoning” Is a Mistake Gov. Jerry Brown’s latest veto of Meeting Invoice 1229, which licensed cities and counties to impose obligatory inclusionary zoning ordinances, despatched a optimistic sign to the housing market and will assist remedy the housing scarcity in…
Crushing People Into Tight Housing Obtained’t Reduce CO2 Ranges “Sensible development” initiatives throughout the nation goal to jam folks into high-density housing close to mass transit programs. Proponents assume it will make folks abandon their vehicles, lowering greenhouse gasoline emissions.…
A Big Land Seize to Grouse About A March eleventh headline within the The Wall Avenue Journal learn, “Sage Grouse Insurrection. Will Obama use two small birds to restrict oil drilling within the West?” The article opened, “Nearly half the land west…
As Fireplace Season Approaches, Let’s Create “Constitution Forests” With the quantity and severity of wildfires rising dramatically, it’s time to rethink administration insurance policies for our nationwide forest system. A brand new examine by the American Geophysical Union, for example,…
What’s God’s Second Biggest Present?: Mankind, Not Local weather Change or Creation As Christians, all of us ought to agree that Gods best present is salvation by grace by the sacrifice of his Son, Jesus Christ. However what’s Gods second…
California Parks Forward Initiative Is Step Backward The California Division of Parks and Recreation will quickly resolve how one can implement the Parks Ahead initiative, which really helpful creation of a state-sponsored nonprofit to lift non-public cash to assist state parks.…
