Chapter 2: Demand and Supply Flashcards

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What is the definition of demand?

A

Demand is defined as the amount of goods that consumers are willing and able to buy at various prices over a given period of time, cetpar.

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What does the demand graph look like?

Axes-Direction-Shift

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With price on x-axis
Qty on y-axis.
Graph slopes downwards, and can shift left or right when there is a change in demand.

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3
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What factors affect demand?

EGYPTO

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Expectations about future price changes
Govt policies
Consumer Income (Y)
Prices of related goods*
Tastes
Other factors

O- Seasonal Factor

For P- Substitute/Complements/Goods in Derived Demand

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What is the change in demand?

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When change in amount purchased for one good occurs because of non-price factors, there is s change in demand.
Demand curve shifts LEFT OR RIGHT

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What is the definition of supply?

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Supply refers to the amount of a good that producers are willing and able to sell at various prices over a given period of time, ceteris paribus

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What does the supply graph look like?

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Slopes upwards
Supply increase- shifts right
Supply decrease- shifts left

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What factors affect supply?

WETPIGS

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Weather
Expectations
Tech
Production
Inputs (Factor)
Govt policies
Suppliers

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What is the answer framework for shift in DD or SS?

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  1. Shift in DD or SS curve
  2. Identify shortage/surplus
  3. Explain price adjustment
  4. Establish new eq price and qty
  5. Effect of /\ demand or supply on eq price, qty, TE/TR
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What happens when there is an increase in both demand and supply?

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^Demand > ^Supply: Eq price increases, Eq qty increases
^Demand<^Supply: Eq price decreases, Eq qty increases

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What happens when demand and supply decrease?

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↓Demand>↓Supply: EP ↓, EQ↓
↓Demand < ↓Supply: EP↑, EQ↓

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What happens when demand increase and supply decrease?

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^demand> ↓ Supply: EP^,EQ^
^demand< ↓ Supply: EP^< EQ ↓

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What happens when decrease in demand and increase in supply?

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↓Demand>^Supply: ↓EP,↓EQ
↓Demand<^Supply: ↓EP, ^EQ

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13
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Define consumer surplus.

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Consumer surplus is the difference between what the consumer is willing and abke to pay for a good and the actual price for it.

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