1.2.2 Supply Flashcards

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What is supply

A

Is the amount is goods or services that producers are willing and able to sell at any given price

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2
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What way does the supply curve go

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3
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How does the cost of production change

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  • improvements in technology can help to reduce costs of production
  • cost of production are created by the price of factor inputs
  • the cost of producing goods increases it will become more expensive to supply the product this will lead to some firms reducing output
  • the price the factor inputs can also be reduced making it cheaper to supple a product . There will be an increase in supply
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4
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Technology progression has ment that firms

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Can produce in a more efficient and cost effective manner

Improved large scale machinery allows them to spread fixed costs over greater output making the cost per unit Produced cheaper

As technology improved firms find it profitable to supply more products

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5
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describe taxation

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Taxation is a charge placed in individual or firms , governments use taxation to finance their spending

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6
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Describe indirect taxes

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Are those places on goods and services produced by individuals and firms e.g. Vat and duties

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7
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How do indirect taxes affect supply

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If indirect taxes are increases it becomes more expensive to produce a product , therefore the quantity supplied of that product will decrease

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8
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Describe subsidies

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Involves finances provided by the government to encourage supplies to produce goods and services

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9
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How does subsidies affect supply

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Subsides will make it cheaper to produce a product , therefore the quantity supplied of that product will increase

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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10
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How can external shocks effect supply

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It can ruin stock
Not have enough workers

Eg floods
Natural disaster
Disease
Terrorist attack

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11
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If the change in supply is caused by any factor other than price , it causes what

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A shift in the supply curve

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12
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An increase in the supply is shown by a shift to the

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Right

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13
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A decrease in supply is shown by a shift to the

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Left

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