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This document summarizes Chapter 2 of Macroeconomics Second Edition by Paul Krugman and Robin Wells. The chapter discusses economic models related to production possibilities, opportunity costs, economic growth, comparative advantage, and gains from trade. It includes 8 figures and 2 tables to illustrate these concepts.
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