1 10.10 Flashcards
what is a discretionary income
income leftover after taxes, benefits, essential bills have been paid
what is a disposable income
income left over after taxes (and benefits)
what is a substitute good
goods that are consumed instead of each other
what is a complementary good
goods that are consumed together
what is supply
the quantity of a good or service that producers are able and willing to sell at a given price and in a given time
what is demand
the quantity of a good or a service that consumers are able and willing to buy at a given price in a given time period
what is the law of demand
as the price of a product falls the quantity demanded of the product will expand, ceteris paribus (inverse relationship)
what is the law of supply
as the price of a product rises the quantity supplied will expand, ceteris paribus (direct relationship)
what is equilibrium
a state of balance between market demand and supply - there is no excess demand or supply.
what happens when there is excess supply in an economy
there will be a downwards pressure on price
what happens when there is excess demand in an economy
there will be an upwards pressure on price
what is the equation for total revenue
market price x quantity sold