1.2 - The market Flashcards

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Define demand

A

The amount of a product that consumers are willing and able to purchase at a given point in time.

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2
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Give the factors affecting demand

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Factors affecting Demand (DIE CASTS)
* Demographics
* Incomes of consumers
* External shocks

  • Complementary goods (price of)
  • Advertising and branding
  • Substitutes (price of)
  • Tastes, fashions and preferences
  • Seasonality
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3
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Define supply

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The amount of a product that suppliers will offer to the market at a given price.

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4
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Give the factors effecting supply

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Factors affecting Supply
* Subsidies (from government)
* Indirect taxes
* Technology (introduction of new tech)
* External shocks (weather, interest rates
* Costs of production

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5
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Define Indirect taxes

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A tax levied on goods or services as opposed to income or profit e.g. VAT, landfill tax, import duties

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6
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What term describes a scenario where the price in a particular market is not set at the point where supply equals demand

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Disequilbrium
There can be excess supply or demand

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7
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What 2 terms can be used to describe the state where supply = demand?

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Equilibrium price or market clearing price

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8
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Define PED

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The responsiveness of demand to a change in price

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9
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Give the factors affecting PED

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Factors Affecting PED (PAT BIN)
* Price of competitor goods
* Availability of substitutes
* Time
* Branding
* Incomes of consumers
* Nature of good/service

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10
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What is inelastic and elastic PED?
Which PED values are elastic and inelastic?

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Elastic:
Change in Q greater than (>) change in P
Ignoring minus
Inelastic:
Change in Q is less than (>) change in P

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