lesson 9- supply Flashcards

1
Q

what is supply?

A

the amount of a product that suppliers are willing and able to supply at a set price over a period of time

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2
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what does a shift left and right of the supply curve mean?
+draw a supply and demand curve

A

left-decrease
right-increase
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3
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what are two impacts that higher market price have on supply?

A

Profit motif:
as market price rises it becomes more profitable to increase output/ supply for a firm
New entrants
when higher prices encourage others to enter the market

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4
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what are the determinants of supply?

A

Productivity
Indirect tax
Number of suppliers/firms
Technology
Subsidies
Weather
Cost of production
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5
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draw the impact on a supply and demand curve of
a drought season in a potato market
an increase in income on a normal good
a cut in indirect tax for firms
less advertising of a good

A

1-supply shifts left
2-demand shifts right
3-supply shifts right
4-demand shifts left

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6
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what is joint supply?

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when an increase in supply of one product leads to an increase in supply for another, and vice versa

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