Chapter 8- Supply Flashcards
Supply
Supply: The willingness and ability to sell a product
Market Supply
Market Supply: total supply of a product
Extension in Supply
Extension in Supply: rise in quantity supplied caused by a rise in the price of the product itself
Contraction in Supply
Contraction in Supply: fall in quantity supplied caused by a fall in the price of the product itself
Change in Supply
Change in Supply: changes in supply conditions causing shifts on the supply curves
Decrease in Supply
Decrease in Supply: a fall in supply at any given price, causing the supply curve to shift to the left
Increase in Supply
Increase in Supply: a rise in supply at any given price, causing the supply curve to shift to the right
Unit Cost
Unit Cost: Average cost of production (total cost/ output)
Improvements in Technology
Improvements in Technology: advances in the quality of capital goods and methods of production
Direct Taxes
Direct Taxes: taxes on the income and wealth of individuals and firms
Indirect Taxes
Indirect Taxes: taxes on goods and services
Tax
Tax: payment to the government
Subsidy
Subsidy: payment by a government to encourage the production for the consumption of a product
Causes of Changes in Supply
Changes in Costs of Production (changes in price of any FOP and change in productivity) Improvements in technomogy Taxes Subsidies Weather Conditions Health of livestock and crops Wars Discoveries and depletion of commodities( coal, gas, oil) Prices of other products