| phrase | answer | definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. ontology | a. costs of organizing business within a firm | |
| 2. utopianism | b. arguments that may have exceptions | |
| 3. reflexive | c. ability of consumers to adapt to supply | |
| 4. supply | d. open source debugging can be fast | |
| 5. disintermediation | e. rules of the game | |
| 6. defeasible | f. applying a rule to everyone | |
| 7. invisible hand | g. transactions in an economy of abundance | |
| 8. elasticity of demand | h. optimistic stories about the future | |
| 9. coordination cost | i. study of what exists | |
| 10. Linus' Law | j. costs of organizing business in a market | |
| k. price of a good when given amount is produced | ||
| l. how markets achieve optimal allocation | ||
| m. applying a theory to itself | ||
| n. status determined by what is given away | ||
| o. elimination of "middle men" |