5.3 Flashcards

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What do businesses try to do to increase profits?

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Businesses try to lower costs to increase profits.

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How do price changes in key inputs affect supply and demand?

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Price changes in key inputs affect supply and demand.

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What happens to prices with cost savings from tech improvements in inelastic demand?

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Inelastic demand leads to lower prices.

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What happens to prices with cost savings from tech improvements in elastic demand?

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Elastic demand leads to a small price drop.

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What happens to prices with higher costs in inelastic demand?

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Inelastic demand leads to higher prices with little quantity drop.

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What happens to quantity purchased with higher costs in elastic demand?

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Elastic demand leads to lower quantity purchased.

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What does more inelastic demand mean for tax burden?

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More inelastic demand means consumers bear most of the tax burden.

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What does more inelastic supply mean for tax burden?

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More inelastic supply means producers bear most of the tax burden.

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How do prices fluctuate in the short run?

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In the short run, prices fluctuate more.

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How do quantities change in the long run?

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In the long run, quantities change more.

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