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Micro and Macro economics, supply and demand (includes extensions of), Trade, Tax and regulatory policy, Aggregate models, fiscal and monetary policy (and extensions), grow and decline, markets (pure monopoly, pure competition, etc etc) Financial economics, government and market failure, risk and uncertainty, public choice theory and taxation, demand of resources, international trade, exchange rates, labor, technology, R&D, and efficiency. The list goes on and on.

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