Economic paradoxes

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1. Paradox of Thrift – Saving more can make everyone poorer.

2. Giffen Goods – Poor people buy more of a good when its price rises.

3. Jevons Paradox – Efficiency increases lead to more total resource use.

4. Tragedy of the Commons – Individual gain ruins shared resources.

5. Easterlin Paradox – Beyond a point, more money doesn’t increase happiness.

6. Productivity Paradox – Tech grows, but productivity doesn’t always follow.

7. Greenspan Paradox – Low interest didn’t trigger expected inflation.

8. Labor-Leisure Paradox – Higher income can lead to less work.

9. Lucas Critique – Policy changes alter people's economic behavior.

10. Stagflation – Inflation and unemployment can rise together.
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