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- Both the interactive diagrams and the accompanying text in these labs are works in progress. In several cases, some steps are functional while others are not. I have noted briefly in the text windows some features that I know are misbehaving. You may find others, and I would be interested in your comments.
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- The materials linked below are © Copyright 2002 Douglas Blair and Rutgers the State University of New Jersey.
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1. Slope, average and marginal functions, and convexity
2. Correlation, regression, and sampling
3. Production possibility curves and comparative advantage
4. Supply and demand
5. Consumer choice
6a. Short-run cost and supply
9. Efficiency and market failure
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