Chapter 4 Flashcards

1
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The buildings and physical improvements, machines, and tools that business use to produce goods and services

A

Capital

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2
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Goods that are used together. When the price of one good increases, the demand for its ____ decreases.

A

complementary good

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3
Q

A table or graph showing the quantity of a good demanded at each price, assuming that all possible influencing factors other than price remain constant.

A

demand

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4
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The price at which quantity supplied is equal to quantity demanded

A

equilibrium price

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5
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The quantity of a good bought and sold when quantity supplied equals quantity demanded

A

equilibrium quantity

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6
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A market is in ___ when the quantity demanded equals the quantity supplied.

A

equilibrium

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7
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A good is ___ if in response to an increase in income, individuals decrease their consumption of the good.

A

inferior

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8
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The resources - labor, land, and capital - businesses use in producing goods and services. Those resources are often described as factors of production.

A

inputs

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9
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The principle that price and quantity demanded are inversely related. A decrease in price, assuming nothing else changes, will cause an increase in the quantity demanded and an increase in price will cause a decrease in the quantity demanded

A

law of demand

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10
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The market price and the quantity exchanged in a perfectly competitive market will move toward the price and quantity where quantity supplied is equal to quantity demanded.

A

law of supply and demand

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11
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A change in quantity demanded caused by a change in a good’s price.

A

Movements along a demand curve

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12
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A change in quantity supplied caused by a change in a good’s price.

A

Movements along a supply curve

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13
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A good is ___ if in response to an increase in income, individuals increase their consumption of the good.

A

normal

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14
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The quantity of a good or service that consumers intend to purchase throughout a given time period at a certain price.

A

quantity demanded

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15
Q

The quantity of a good or service that producers intend to sell throughout a given time period at a certain price.

A

quantity supplied

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16
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A change in the quantities consumers are willing and able to purchase at each price. The shift is caused by changes other than a change in price. For instance, changes in income, tastes, expectations, the number of potential buyers, and prices of substitute and complementary goods

A

Shift in the demand curve

17
Q

A change in the quantities producers are willing and able to sell at each price. The shift is caused by changes other than a change in price. For instance, rising labor costs

A

shift in the supply curve

18
Q

At a single price, the quantity demanded is greater than the quantity supplied.

A

shortage

19
Q

Goods that can used in place of one another. When the price of one increases, the demand for a ____ good increases.

A

substitute

20
Q

A table (schedule) or graph (curve) showing the quantity of a good that producers are willing to supply at each price, assuming that all possible influencing factors other than price remain constant.

A

supply

21
Q

At a single price, the quantity supplied is greater than the quantity demanded.

A

surplus

22
Q

A “movement along a demand curve” is caused by ____. A “shift in the demand curve” is caused by ____.

A

change of price of the good; the other factors (taste, preference, income)

23
Q

An increase in demand will cause the equilibrium price and quantity to ___. A decrease in demand will cause the equilibrium price and quantity to ___.

A

increase; increase

24
Q

An increase in supply will cause the equilibrium price to ____ and the equilibrium quantity to ____. A decrease in supply will cause the equilibrium price to ____ and the equilibrium quantity to ____.

A

decrease; increase

increase; decrease

25
Q

Normal supply and demand implies that as price falls below equilibrium, the quantity demanded ____ and the quantity supplied ____. There is now a ____.

A

increases; decreases; shortage

26
Q

An increase in the prices of inputs will cause the equilibrium price to ______ and the equilibrium quantity to ______.

A

increase; decrease

27
Q

What happens to equilibrium price and quantity if the number of consumers increases?

A

Price increases; quantity decreases

28
Q

What is the name of the simple model where you can assume all other possible determinants do not change, there is only a change in price?

A

Ceteris-paribus

29
Q

A change in price changes ____. It does NOT change ____.

A

quantity demanded; demand