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  1. EconGraphs

    Interactive graphs and explanations about key economic concepts for use in teaching and exploring

  2. The Supply and Demand Model of Competitive Markets

    Supply Graphs Summing Two Supply Curves (textbook example) Individual and Market Supply with Many Identical Firms

  3. Consumer Theory - EconGraphs

    Graphs Utility Maximization and Offer Curves for Different Utility Functions Demand and Engel Curves for Different Utility Functions Demand and Price Offer Curves: Cobb-Douglas Engel …

  4. Economic Growth - EconGraphs

    Euler Equation Graphs Euler Equation with Variable Tax Rates Euler Equation with Intertemporal Choice

  5. Market Power - EconGraphs

    Price Discrimination Graphs First-Degree Price Discrimination (new) First-Degree Price Discrimination (old) Second-Degree Price Discrimination: Game Tree Representation Second …

  6. Solow Growth Model - EconGraphs

    If the economy has k t = 5 0 kt =50 units of capital in period t t, it produces an output of y t = f (k t) = 5 0 0. 5 0 = 7. 0 7 yt = f (kt) = 500.50 =7.07

  7. Scarcity and Choice: The PPF Model - EconGraphs

    Graphs Direct Effect of a Demand Shift in One Market on Labor Demand (textbook example) Equilibrium Effect of a Demand Shift in One Market on Another Market (textbook example) …

  8. Short-Run Macroeconomic Fluctuations - EconGraphs

    Short-Run Macroeconomic Fluctuations The Phillips Curve Graphs Relations between AD/AS and the Phillips Curve Relationship between AD/AS, the Labor Market, and the Phillips Curve

  9. Utility Functions - EconGraphs

    Drag the point in the right-hand graph to see how the location of the indifference curve changes.

  10. Supply and Demand - EconGraphs

    d (p) = a p = 1 6 p ⇒ d (8. 0) = 2. 0 0 d (p) = {a \over p} = {16 \over p} \Rightarrow d (8.0) = 2.00 d(p) = pa = p16 ⇒ d(8.0) = 2.00