7 Demand Flashcards

1
Q

individual behavior

A

microeconomics

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2
Q

market is the central idea

A

microeconomics

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3
Q

the relationship between buyers and sellers

A

market in microeconomics

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4
Q

market force from customers

A

demand

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5
Q

willingness and ability to buy good/service

A

demand

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6
Q

desire and purchasing power must be present

A

demand

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7
Q

nothing else changes

A

ceteris paribus

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8
Q

inversely proportional law

A

law of demand

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9
Q

price is the only factor

A

law of demand

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10
Q

↑ price, ↓ demand
↓ price, ↑ demand

A

law of demand

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11
Q

change in price affects purchasing power of disposable income

A

income effect

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12
Q

change in price of substitute goods affects demand of other goods

A

substitution effect

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13
Q

↑ price, ↓ purchasing power
↓ price, ↑ purchasing power

A

income effect

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14
Q

↑ substitute price, ↑ demand of other
↓ substitute price, ↓ demand of other

A

substitution effect

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15
Q

consume until marginal utility is equal to marginal cost (price)

A

law of diminishing marginal utility

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16
Q

↑ consumed, ↓ utility

A

law of diminishing marginal utility

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17
Q

mathematical representative showing Qd and P

A

demand function

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18
Q

compute potential profit

A

forecasting

19
Q

table that shows change in Qd and change in P

A

demand schedule

20
Q

graph version of demand schedule

A

demand curve

21
Q

along demand curve; caused by change in price

A

movement

22
Q

of demand curve; non-price factors

A

shift

23
Q

↑ Qd, ↓ income
↓ Qd, ↑ income

A

change in income (inferior goods)

24
Q

↓ Qd, ↓ income
↑ Qd, ↑ income

A

change in income (normal goods)

25
Q

same use; goods used in lieu of each other

A

substitute goods

26
Q

must have both as they compliment each other

A

complementary goods

27
Q

good 1: price ↓
good 2: demand ↓

good 1: price ↑
good 2: demand ↑

A

change in price of related goods and services (substitute goods)

28
Q

good 1: price ↑
good 2: demand ↓

good 1: price ↓
good 2: demand ↑

A

change in price of related goods and services (complementary goods)

29
Q

you like different things, so you don’t buy the things that you used to buy anymore

A

change in taste and preference

30
Q

anticipated increase in future price of basic commodity increases demand now

A

change in expectations

31
Q

expected increase in future income will increase willingness to spend current savings

A

change in expectations

32
Q

level and distribution of population among demographic groups affect demand

A

change in number of buyers

33
Q

responsiveness of demand to own price

A

price elasticity

34
Q

> 1

A

elastic

35
Q

< 1

A

inelastic

36
Q

= 1

A

unitary

37
Q

responsiveness of demand to change in price of other goods

A

cross elasticity

38
Q

responsiveness of demand to change in consumer income

A

income elasticity

39
Q

midpoint method

A

(Q2 - Q1) ÷ (Q2 + Q1)/2
(P2 - P1) ÷ (P2 + P1)/2

40
Q

TR method

A

Q₁ * TR₁
Q₂ * TR₂

41
Q

TR ↓

A

elastic

42
Q

TR ↑

A

inelastic

43
Q

TR =

A

unitary