1.2.2 Supply Flashcards

1
Q

Supply

A

The amount of product firms are willing and able to offer at any given price

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2
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Factors that lead to a change in supply

CIGET

A

1) Cost of production e.g wages, raw materials , energy , rent
2) Indirect taxes
3) Government subsidies
4) External factors e.g weather , war , pandemic
5) Introduction of new technology

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3
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How can Cost of production (COP) affect supply

and vice versa?

A
  • Businesses also won’t be able to supply as much due to expensive production
  • if COP is low then businesses can supply more due to less expensive production
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4
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How does new technology impact supply

A

Introduction of new tech makes production process quicker and more efficient

  • Can supply more
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5
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How does indirect taxes affect supply

A

Taxes increase the costs of production meaning a business may supply less

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6
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government subsides

A

a grant given by the government to individuals/business ,usually in the form of a cash payment or tax reduction, to produce a particular good

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7
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How does government subsides affect supply

A

it reduces cost of production and increases supply

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8
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External factors

A

Factors outside a businesses control e.g government policies , war , weather

these can impact supply

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9
Q

If supply decreases where does the line shift

A

shifts to the left

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10
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if supply increase where does the line shift

A

shifts to the right

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