How Markets Work Flashcards

1
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Total effective demand of all consumers willing and able to buy the product at a particular time

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Market demand

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2
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Downward sloping

As price rises,_________contracts

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Demand curves

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3
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Similar products that compete to satisfy the same consumer demand

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Substitute

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4
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Total quantity supplied by all producers of that product

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Market supply

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5
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Upward sloping

As price rises,___________ expands

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Supply curve

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6
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Market demand is equal to market supply

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Equilibrium

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7
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Market price is stable

Consumers buy exactly the same amount that firms sell

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Market price

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8
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When demand does not equal supply

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Market disequilibrium

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9
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Measures the responsiveness of demand to change in prices

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Price elasticity of demand

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10
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If a small increase in the price causes a large decrease in the demand of a product

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Price elastic

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11
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If a small increase in the price causes a small decrease in the demand of a product

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Price inelastic

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12
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Measure the responsiveness of supply to changes in price of a product

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Price elasticity of supply

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13
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Amount of income income left to save/use after taxes on their incomes have been paid

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Disposable income

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14
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An ____________ in demand curve occurs when price falls

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Extension

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15
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A ______________ contraction in demand curve occurs when price rises

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Contraction

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16
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Market demand will shift to the right

Consumers now demand more at every possible price

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Rise in demand

17
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Demand curve will shift inwards to the left

Consumers now demand less at every possible price

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Fall in demand

18
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If market demand changes for any other reason other than price

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Shift in market demand

19
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Products that are in joint demand

Rise in the price of one will lead to a fall in demand for both

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Complementary products

20
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An ____________ in supply occurs when prices rise

21
Q

A ______________ in supply occurs when prices fall

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Contraction

22
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Supply curve will shift outwards to the right

Firms now supply more at every possible price

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Rise in supply

23
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Supply curve will shift inwards to the left

Firms now supply less at every possible price

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Fall in supply

24
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Above market price/equilibrium

Quantity supplied exceeds quantity demanded

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Excess supply

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Below market equilibrium | Quantity demanded exceeds quantity supplied
Excess demand
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%change in quantity demanded __________________________________ %change in price
Price elasticity of demand
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If PEd is greater than 1
Price elastic
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If PEd is less than 1
Price inelastic
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Demand remains constant whatever the price
Perfectly price inelastic
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Unlimited demand, only at one price
Infinitely price inelastic
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Revenue remains constant at every possible price
Unitary elasticity
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%change in quantity supply ---------------------------- % change in price
Price elasticity of supply
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PEs is greater than 1
Price elasticity(of supply)
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PEs is less than 1
Price inelastic(of supply)
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Tax on the price of a product Increases cost of production *same effect as fall in supply
Indirect tax
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An assistance in which the government pays producers to reduce their cost of production: to encourage firms to reduce prices
Subsidy