CH 2 Flashcards

1
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What factos affect how much of a good or service consumers buy

A

Price, tastes, information, price of other goods, income, and government rules and regulation

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Law of Demand

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consumers demand more of a good the lower its price holding constant all other factos that influence the amount they consume

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3
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Substitute

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a good or service that may be consumed insted of another good or serivce

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4
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Complement

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A good or service that is jointly consumed with another good or service

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5
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What causes a movement along the demand curve

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a change in price

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6
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What causes a shift of the demand curve

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A change in any factor other than a good’s price

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7
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Excess demand

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the amount by which the quantity demanded exceeds the quantity supplied at a specified price

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8
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Excess Supply

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the amount by which the quantity supplied is greater than the quantity demanded at a specified price

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9
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The supply and demand model applies to markets in which:

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eveyone is a price taker, firms sell identical products, everyone has full information about the price and quality of goods, costs of trading are low

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10
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What causes movement along the supply curve

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change in price

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What causes a shift of the supply curve

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A change in government regulations, technology, or the price of an inpute

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