Ch 27- Demand and Supply Flashcards

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Market demand

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Refers to people’s willingness to buy a product or service at a particular place or time.

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Demand curve

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A graph showing the quantity of a product demanded by customers at different prices

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What are movements in a demand curve caused by

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Change in the price of a product
( causing quantity demand to change)

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What are shifts in a demand curve caused by

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All other factors ( not price change)
Advertising, disposable income, government regulations, natural causes, population changes

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Factors affecting demand for a product?

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Advertising and fashion trends

Disposable incomes and interest rates

Gvt taxes and regulations

Prices of substitute and complementary goods

Natural causes and population change

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Market supply

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Refers to quantity of a product that sellers are willing to make available to buyers at a given price and time

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Supply curve

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Graph showing quantity of a product sellers are willing to supply at different prices

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Factors influencing supply of gods and services

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Price

Cost of production

Natural causes - weather

Govt regulation, taxes, grants, subsidies

Price of supplying alternative poduct

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9
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How does price influence demand

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When price increases demand falls and vice versa

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How does price of substitute goods affect demand

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If price of sub goods increases, demand for a product will increase as it has become relatively cheaper for customers.

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Substitute goods

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Can be swapped with each other for the sam euse

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How does price of complementary goods affect demand

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Sharp increase in milk could lead to fall in demand for both milk and cereal

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Complementary goods

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Products often purchased and used together

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14
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How does advertising affect demand

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Boosts demand

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Hiw does disposable income affect demand

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Hiw much money people have to spend

Interest rates influence borrowing > houses and cards demand decreases in interest rates are low.

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16
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How does government regulation affect demand

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Eg increase in VAT will increase prices and discourage demand ( tax on plastic bags)

E.g govt grants for households to be in energy efficient causes rise in demand for solar panels

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How does natural causes affect demnad

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Cold weather decreases demand for ice cream but increases for umbreallas

Population growth increases demand

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How does price if a product affect supply

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The Higher the price, the greater profit for sellers therfore they will supply more

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How does cost of production affect supply

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If cost of wages, raw materials, energy increase it becomes difficult to make a profit. > produce less supply

New technology can lower costs and increase supply

20
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How does natural causes affect supply

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Bad weather or diseases can interrupt supply eg agricultural goods.

21
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How does government regulations and subsidies affect supply

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Can increase business costs and discourage supple

Subsidies and grants can increase supply
Eg Eu subsidies to farmers to encourage supply of milk and meat.

22
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How does price of altentaive goods affect supply

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Sellers may switch to supplying othe goods if it is mote profitable