Demand 3.1-1 Flashcards

1
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What is the behavior of consumers in the market?

A

Demand

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2
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What is called the behavior of producers?

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Supply

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3
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What is the term that means “all other things equal”?

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Ceteris Paribus

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4
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What is the mathematical relationship that predicts the quantity of a good demanded as a function of several related factors?

A

Demand Function

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5
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What are the components or determinants of demand for a product?

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The price of a good, the price of substitute goods, the price of complementary goods, tastes and preferences, a consumer’s income, and expectations about the future.

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6
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What is the law of demand?

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An observation in the real world that the quantity demanded of most goods and services exhibits and inverse relationship with its price.

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7
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What happens to demand when a price of a product decreases?

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The quantity demanded of that product increases.

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8
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What is a complementary good?

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A product used jointly with a good or service. (example: bread and cheese)

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What is a substitute good?

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A good that meets the same needs as the original product. (example: bread and bagels)

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10
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What happens to demand when a price of a product increases?

A

The quantity demanded of that product decreases.

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11
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What type of relationship does price and demand have?

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Inversely related

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12
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A change in the price of a complement causes demand for a good to change in what direction?

A

The opposite direction

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13
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A change in the price of a substitute causes demand for the original product to change in what direction?

A

Changes in the same direction

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14
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An increase in income increases demand for what type of good?

A

Normal good

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15
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An increase in income decrease demand for what type of good?

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Inferior good

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16
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If tastes and preferences change for a product, demand for that product changes in what direction?

A

Changes in the same direction

17
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Expectations about the future prices causes demand in the present to change in what direction of the expectation?

A

Opposite direction of the expectation