Chapter 2
The Market System
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Section 1
Introducing the Market System

Defining a Market System
A market system is a way to match buyers and sellers.

Gains from Markets
Gains in a market are referred to as total welfare or economic surplus.

Production Possibility Frontier
A production-possibility frontier (PPF) graphs the combinations for the production of two commodities with which the same amounts are used.

The Circular Flow Model
In economics, a circular flow model is a diagram that is used to represent the monetary transactions in an economy.
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