1.2.2 supply Flashcards

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What is the definition of PED?

A

Measures the extent to which the quantity of a product demanded is affected by a change in price.

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What is the formula for PED?

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% change in quantity demanded
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% change in price

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3
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What does it mean if PED is more than 1?

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Change in demand is more than the change in price.

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4
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What does it mean if PED is less than 1?

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Change in demand is less than the change in price.

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What does it mean if PED is exactly 1?

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Change in demand = change in price.

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6
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How does brand strength affect PED?

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Loyalty and reputation = price inelastic because loyal customers won’t switch even if the price goes up.

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7
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How does necessity affect PED?

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Necessary products are price inelastic; changing price doesn’t affect demand. However, if customers can switch to a substitute, demand will be price elastic.

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8
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How does habit affect PED?

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Products that are demanded and consumed as a matter of habit tend to be price inelastic.

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9
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What is the formula for sales revenue?

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Sales revenue = selling price x selling volume.

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10
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What is the relationship between price elastic products and sales revenue?

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Price increase: sale revenues go down. Money lost from % decrease in sales will be more than money gained from % increase in price.

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What is the relationship between price inelastic products and sales revenue?

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Price increase: sale revenues go up. Money lost from % decrease in sales will be less than money gained from the % increase in price.

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12
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How does price elasticity help a business?

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If product is elastic: set low and competitive prices, increase revenue. If product is inelastic: set high prices and use price skimming, increase revenue.

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