Chapter 4: Market Forces Of Supply And Demand Flashcards

1
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2 important words in economics

A

Supply and demand

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2
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Market

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Group of buyers and sellers of a particular good / service

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3
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Buyers as a group determine the ____ for a product

Sellers as a group determine the ______ of product

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Buyers = demand
Sellers = supply
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4
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Competitive market

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Market with many buyers and sellers that one person doesn’t affect the market

If I stop going to 7-11 it won’t shut down or change its price

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5
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All markets we look at will be ____________

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Perfect competitive

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6
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Quantity demanded

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Amount of a good that buyers are willing and able to purchase

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7
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Law of demand

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When prices go up, demand goes down

When prices go down, demand goes up

We all want a tv for cheap!!

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8
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Demand schedule is a _____ that shows the relationship between the price of a good and the quantity demanded

A demand curve shows the relationship in _____ form

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Table

Graph

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9
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Market demand

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The sum of all the individual demand for a particular good / service

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10
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Increase in demand = a shift to the ______

A decrease in demand = a shift to the ______

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Right

Left

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11
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Normal good

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An increase of income = an increase in demand

Chocolate bars, clothes,

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12
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Inferior goods

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An increase in income = decrease in demand

More money = less buying of fake brands

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13
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Things that shift the demand curve

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1) income
2) price of related goods (is coffee cheaper than red bull?)
3) tastes (whats today’s fad?)
4) expectations (prices go up in future, buy now)
5) number of buyers

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14
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Substitutes

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Coffee to red bull

Buying more of one leads to less of the other

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15
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Complements

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Things bought together

Fries and burgers, buns and hotdogs

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16
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Quantity supplied

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Amount of a good that sellers are willing and able to sell at

17
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Law of supply

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The quantity supplied goes up when prices of the item goes up

18
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Supply schedule:

Supply curve:

A

Table (price of good and quantity supplied)

Graph (price of good and quantity supplied)

19
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Market supply

A

Sum of suppliers of all sellers

20
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Shift to the right =

Shift to the left =

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Increase in supply

Decrease in supply

21
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4 factors that affect the supply curve

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Input prices: price of attenas increases, less supply
Technology: + tech = more supplies
Expectations = price higher in future? Less supply
Number of sellers = more supplies

22
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Equilibrium

A

Where quantity = price and vice versa

23
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Surplus

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Quantity supplied is greater than quantity demanded

24
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Shortage

A

Quantity demanded is greater than quantity supplied

25
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You see this card? Look at what happens when both supply and demand change. What the fuck did Karl do!

A

Look at how the small change and big change affect things