As an Early Example of an Organized Interest in Canada

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Essay

As an early example of an organized interest in Canada, how did farmers advance their agenda and attempt to meet their objectives in the early twentieth century? What have farmer politics taught us about organized interests and their options for political mobilization in Canada?

Differentiate between microeconomics and macroeconomics and their respective fields of study.

Understand the concept of opportunity costs and its application in decision making.

Identify the distinction between positive and normative statements and their roles in economics.

Recognize the economizing problem as a fundamental economic issue.

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