How markets work Flashcards

1
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Define:

1) Substitute goods

2) Complement goods

A

1) An increase in the price of one good will increase QD of another
2) An increase in the price of one good will cause a decrease in QD of another

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2
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Define:

1) Normal good

2) Inferior good

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1) Increased income will increase QD

2) Increased income will decrease QD

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3
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PED equation

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PED = % change in QD / % change in price

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(income) YED equation

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YED = % change in QD / % change in income

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5
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XED equation

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XED = % change in QD of good A / % change in price of good B

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6
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What affects elasticity of demand

A
  • Substitutes
  • Type of good
  • Indirect tax
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7
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PES equation

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PES = % change in QS / % change in price

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8
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Factors affecting PES

A
  • Agility
  • Recession (easy in rec)
  • Perishable goods
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9
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Functions of price mechanism

1-2-3

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  • Incentive, rising prices encourages firms to expand output
  • Signalling, if price changes, this signals to the consumer or producer that they shoudl change cons or prod
  • Rationing, scarce resources, limits supply to willing buyers
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10
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Impacts of indirect taxes on prod and cons

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  • If demand is inelastic, consumers bear burden

- If demand is elastic, producers bear burden

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