1.2 - market (supply and demand) Flashcards

1
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factors leading to a change in demand

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  • changes in the prices of substitutes and complementary goods
  • changes in consumer goods
  • changes in consumer incomes
  • fashions, tastes and preferences
  • advertising and branding
  • demographics
  • external shocks
  • seasonality
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factors leading to a change in supply

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  • changes in the costs of production
  • introduction of new technology
  • indirect taxes
  • government subsidies
  • external shocks
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3
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how to draw a demand diagram

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  • price on y-axis
  • quantity on x-axis
  • negative line
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how to draw a supply diagram

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  • price on y-axis
  • quantity on x-axis
  • positive line
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5
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how to show a shift in demand on a demand diagram

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  • increase - moves to the right
  • decrease - moves to the left
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how to show a shift in supply on a supply diagram

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  • increase - moves to the right
  • decrease - moves to the left
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7
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calculation for price elasticity of demand (PED)

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% change in demand / % change in price

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8
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price elasticity when a product is inelastic

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between 0 and -1

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9
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price elasticity when a product is elastic

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a negative number greater than 1

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10
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what is means when a product is inelastic

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changes in price have a proportionately smaller effect on demand/sales

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11
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what it means when a product is elastic

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changes in price have a proportionately larger effect on demand/sales

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12
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effect on revenue when the product is elastic

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increasing price - revenue falls
decreasing price - revenue increases

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13
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effect on revenue when the product is inelastic

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increasing price - revenue increases
decreasing price - revenue falls

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14
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factors influencing price elasticity

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  • degree of product differentiation
  • availability of direct substitutes
  • branding and brand loyalty
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15
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the significance of price elasticity

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  • price elasticity can help in forecasting sales
  • it can help to decide on the best pricing strategy for increasing revenue
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16
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calculation for income elasticity of demand (YED)

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% change in demand / % change in real incomes

16
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three types of income elasticity

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  • inferior good - negative income elasticity
  • normal good - income elasticity between 0 and 1
  • luxury good - income elasticity of more than 1
17
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effect of change in income on an inferior good

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  • increase in income - decrease in demand
  • decrease in income - increase in demand
18
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effect of change in income on a normal good

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  • increase in income - increase at the same rate as income or a little slower
  • decrease in income - decrease at the same rate as income or a little slower
19
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effect of change in income on a luxury good

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  • increase in income - increases at a faster rate than real incomes
  • decrease in income - decreases at a faster rate than real incomes
19
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factors affecting income elasticity

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  • necessities vs indulgences
  • who buys the product
20
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the significance of income elasticity

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  • sales forecasting
  • financial planning
  • product portfolio management