LOS 13-ECON Flashcards

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Types of Market

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1) Factors of production (factor markets) 2) Services and finished goods (goods market or product market)

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Firms buyer/Seller

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In general, firms are buyers in factor markets and sellers in product markets

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Intermediate Goods

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Goods which are used in the production of final goods

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Capital Market

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Where Firms raise money for investments by selling debt (borrowing) or seeling equities (claims to ownership) as well as markets where these debt and equity claims are subsequently traded

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Demand function

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QD = f(Price of Good X, Income, Price of Good Y)

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Complement

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An increase in the price of X will lead to decrease in price of Y (X and Y has inverse or negative relationship)

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Substitute

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An increase in the price of X will lead to increase in price of Y (X and Y has direct or positive relationship)

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Law of Demand

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The quantity demanded typically increases at lower prices; downward sloping curver

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Supply function

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Qs = f(Selling Price, Cost of Production)

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Cost of Production

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f(technology, cost of labor, cost of other inputs in production)

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Law of Supply

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Greater quantity is supplied at higher prices is referred to as the law of supply; upward sloping curve

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Movement along the curve

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when increase (decrease) in market price leads to 1) decrease (increase) in quantity demanded or 2) increase (decrease) in quantity supplied

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Shift of the curve (1)

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When change occurs in one of the independent variables other than price

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Shift of the curve (2)

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An increase (decrease) in income or the price of a substitute will increase (decrease) demand, while an increase (decrease) in the price of a complement will decrease (increase) demand

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Shift of the curve (3)

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Increase in demand (shift right-P?,Q?) or supply (shift right-P?,Q?); Decrease in demand (shift right-P?,Q?) or supply (shift right-P?,Q?)

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Slope of the supply curve

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Co-efficient of independent variable (QS). Ex: PS = (Coeff*QS) + Y intercept

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Equilibrium price and Equilibrium quantity

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Price at which quantity supplied equals quantity demanded; the point at which supply and demand curve intersects

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Movements towards equilibrium (Price decline)

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If the price is above its equilibrium level, the quantity willingly supplied exceeds the quantity consumers are willing to purchase, and we have excess supply

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Movements towards equilibrium (Price decline)

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Excess supply drives price towards equilibirum (price decline); suppliers reduces production in response to declining prices

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Movements towards equilibrium (Price increase)

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If the price is below its equilibrium level, the quantity demanded at that price exceeds the quantity supplied, and we have excess demand

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Movements towards equilibrium (Price increase)

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Excess demand drives price towards equilibirum (price increase); suppliers increase production in response to increasing prices