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RIGOS CMA/CFM REVIEW
PART 1 - CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION AND MICROECONOMICS

Magic Memory Outline

I. INTRODUCTION
  A. Welcome to Rigos CMA/CFM Program
  B. CMA/CFM Exam Coverage of Part 1 Topics
  C. Textual Coverage Guide
  D. Adam Smith Resource Allocations
  E. Basic Economic Systems and Decisions
    1. Traditional System
    2. Command System
    3. Capitalism
      a. Consumer Votes
      b. Production Costs
      c. Efficiency and GDP
    4. Mixed Systems
  F. Free Market Decisions
    1. What to Produce
    2. How to Produce It
    3. How Much to Produce
    4. What Price to Charge
    5. Ownership Structure
  G. Production Possibilities Curve

II. DEMAND CURVE ANALYSIS
  A. Utility and Consumers Demand
    1. Dollar Votes
    2. Savings Utility
  B. Marginal Utility Theory
    1. The Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility
    2. Utility Maximization
  C. Indifference Curve Analysis
    1. The Marginal Rate of Substitution
    2. The Budget Line
    3. Maximization of Consumer Satisfaction
  D. Basic Demand Curve Features
    1. General Considerations
    2. Demand Curve Shift
      a. Cause of Change in Quantity Demanded
      b. Causes of Change in Demand
      c. Direction of Shift
  E. Elasticity of Demand
    1. Elastic Demand
    2. Inelastic Demand
    3. Unitary Demand
    4. Price Elasticity of Demand
      a. Change in Quantity
      b. Change in Price
      c. Graph
    5. Income Elasticity of Demand
      a. Normal Good
      b. Inferior Good
    6. Cross Elasticity of Demand
      a. Substitute Goods
      b. Complementary Goods
    7. Increase in Price or Income

III. SUPPLY CURVE ANALYSIS
  A. Basic Supply Curve Features
    1. General Considerations
    2. Supply Curve Shift
      a. Cause of Change in Quantity Supplied
      b. Causes of Change in Supply
      c. Direction of Shift
  B. Elasticity of Supply
    1. Elasticity Measurement
    2. Determinants

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