2.5 INTERACTION OF MARKETS Flashcards

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what is equilibrium

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a situation in which price has reached the level where quantity supplied equals quantity demanded

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2
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what’s equilibrium price

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the price that balances quantity supplied and quantity demanded

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3
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what’s equilibrium quantity

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the quantity supplied and quantity demanded at the equilibrium price

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4
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what can the equilibrium also be called

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market clearing price

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5
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what is surplus

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the situation that results when the quantity supplied of a product exceeds the quantity demanded.

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6
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what is shortage

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the situation that results when the quantity demanded for a product exceeds the quantity supplied

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7
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what are the 4 sections of the price mechanism

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  • allocate
  • rationing
  • signalling
  • incentives
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8
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allocate

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allocating scarce resources among competing uses

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9
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rationing

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prices serve to ration scarce resources when market demand outstrips supply

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10
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signalling

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prices adjust to demonstrate where resources are required and where theyre not

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11
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incentives

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when the price of a product rises, quantity supplied increases as a businesses respond

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12
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joint demand

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an increase in demand for one good will see an increase in demand for a complimentary good

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13
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competitive demand

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an increase in the price of one good will see an increase in demand for a substitute good

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14
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derived demand

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an increase in demand for one good will see an increase in the derived demand for another good

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15
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composite demand

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an increase in demand for one good will see a decrease in the availability of resources for alternative uses

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16
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joint supply

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an increase in supply of one product will lead to an increase in the joint supply of another product

17
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competitive supply

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occurs when the provision of a good or service can come from competing sources