1.2.2 supply Flashcards

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what is supply

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supply is the quantity of a good or service that a producer is willing and able to supply onto the market at a given price in a given time period

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2
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what are producers

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producers are those people that create and supply goods and services to a market

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3
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what is a supply curve

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a supply curve is a graphical representation of the relationships between price and quantity

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what does a supply curve show

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shows the quantity supplied for a good or service, at any given price,over a period of time

  • as price falls quantitu supplied decreases
  • as price rises quantity supplied increases
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what does a supply curve show

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shows the quantity supplied for a good or service, at any given price,over a period of time

  • as price falls quantitu supplied decreases
  • as price rises quantity supplied increases
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6
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what factors impact supply

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  • P roductivity
  • I ndirect taxes
  • N umber of firms
  • T echnology
  • S ubsidies
  • W eather
  • C ost of production
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What will happen to supply if the cost of production increases

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it eill become more expensive to supply the product. This leads to firms reducing output

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8
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what else helps to reduce costs of production

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improvements in technology

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how does new technology help

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  • technological progress has , meant that firms can produce in a more efficient and cost effective manner.
  • improved large scale machinery allows them to spread fixed xosts over greater output makung the cost per unit produced cheaper

as technology improves firms find it profitable to supply more products

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what is indirect tax

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indirect taxes are thoseplacedon goods and services produced by individuals and firms

  • value added tax (VAT)
  • duties
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11
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what taxation?

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taxation is a charged placed on individuals or firms;governments use taxation to finance their spending

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what would happen if indirect tax increased

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it becomes more expenskve to produce a product

–> therefore,the quantity supplied of that product will decrease

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13
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what is a subsidies

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sabsidies involve finance provided by the government to encourage suppliers to produce goods and services

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what is a benefit of a subsidies

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subsidies will make it cheaper to produce a product

–>therefore ,the quantity supplied of that product will increase

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what is a dissadvantage of a subsidies

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the withdrawal of subsidies will make it more expensive to produce a product
–>therefore,the quantity supplied of that product will decrease

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16
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what are external shocks

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external shocks are unexpected events that are outside of the businesses control but have a direct impact on the level of supply

17
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what are examples of external shocks

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  • natural disasters around the world
  • terrorist attacks
  • outbreak of disease e.g COVID-19
18
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what causes shifts in the supply curve

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if the change in supply is caused by any factor other than price then the supply curve shifts

19
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what does an increase in supply shift to

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to the right

20
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what does a decrease in supply shift to

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the left