Chap. 3 Flashcards

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Demand

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Schedule/Curve of consumer willingness to buy at different prices.

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Price

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Always Y Axis

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3
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Law of Demand

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Negative/Inverse relationship between price & quantity demanded

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Why is Demand Curve Downward?

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D-I-S-CO

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D (Disco)

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Diminishing Marginal Utility (Less satisfaction, the more u buy)

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I (Disco)

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Income Effect (Lower Price, More income, People buy more)

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S (Disco)

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Substitution Effect (Lower price, better deal, buy more)

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CO (Disco)

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Common Sense (Observed behavior)

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Change in Quantity Demanded/Supplied

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Movement

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Change in Demand/Supply

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Shift

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What Changes Demand

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BUY-TASTY-P-I-E

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12
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BUY

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Number of buyers

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TASTY

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Tastes and Preferences

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P (BUY-TASTY-P-I-E)

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Prices of Related Goods (Prices, Complementary, Substitute)

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I (BUY-TASTY-P-I-E)

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Income Changes (Income, Normal, Inferior)

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E (BUY-TASTY-P-I-E)

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Expectations (Optimistic, Pessimistic)

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17
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Network Effect

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value “Increases” as more people use it

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Congestion Effect

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value “Decreases” as more people use it

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Complementary Goods

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one good “Can” be used together with another good

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Substitute Goods

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one good “Can Not” be used in place of another good

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Normal Goods

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varies “Directly” with money (More income, more goods purchases)

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Inferior Goods

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– varies “Indirectly” with money (More income, less goods purchases)

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Slope on of Demand Curve

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Determines the position of the demand curve

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Supply

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Schedule/Curve of the quantity of goods or services that producers are willing to sell at different prices

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Law of Supply
Positive/Direct relationship between price and quantity supplied
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Why Is The Supply Curve Upward
P-M-CO
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P (P-M-CO)
Profit Incentive (Higher price, More profit, Greater output)
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M (P-M-CO)
Marginal Cost Curve (Supply curve = Marginal Cost curve)
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CO (P-M-CO)
Common Sense (Observed Behavior
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What triggers a change in supply?
S-T-E-P R-T
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S (S-T-E-P R-T)
Number of Sellers
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T (S-T-E-P R-T)
Technology Changes
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E (S-T-E-P R-T)
Expectations
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P (S-T-E-P R-T)
Prices of Other Goods the Firm Could Produce (PO-C-S)
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R (S-T-E-P R-T)
Resources Prices (Input Costs)
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T (S-T-E-P R-T)
Taxes and Subsidies
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PO-C-S Meaning (Prices of Other Goods the Firm Could Produce)
PO - Prices of other goods C - Production Complements S - Production Substitutes
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Supply Curve Shifts to Right
Costs go up
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Supply Curve Shifts to Left
Costs go down
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Demand more than supply
Shortage
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Supply more than demand
Surplus
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Supply equals demand (best option)
Equilibrium price and quantity