Module 2 - Demand Flashcards

1
Q

A ___ is any place where buyers and sellers interact to trade goods, services, or resources.

A

Market

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2
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A ___ is a tangible product or action that consumers, firms, or governments wish to purchase.

A

Good

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3
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A ___ is an intangible product or action that consumers, firms or governments wish to purchase.

A

Service

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4
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A ___ is any item, whether it’s a gift of nature, the result of production, or the result of human effort, that is used to produce goods and services.

A

Resource

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5
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The ___ is a principle that states: as the price of a good, service or resource rises, the quantity demanded will fall, and vice versa (if all else remains constant).

A

Law of Demand

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6
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___ is a table representation of the relationship between the price of a good, service, or resource and the quantities consumers are willing and able to buy over a fixed period of time (if all else remains constant).

A

Demand schedule

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7
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___ is a graph representation of the relationship between the price of a good, service or resource and the quantities consumers are willing and able to buy over a fixed period (if all else remains constant).

A

Demand curve

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8
Q

___ is the quantity demanded of a good, service or resource that consumers are willing and able to buy at a given price.

A

Quantity demanded
↑ price ↓ quantity demanded
↓ price ↑ quantity demanded

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9
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What are the three reasons why demand curves are downward sloping?

A
  1. Income effect
  2. Substitution effect
  3. Diminishing marginal utility
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10
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___ is the effect that a change in the price of a good, service or resource has on the purchasing power of income.
I.e., You plan to purchase jeans for $25, but jeans are $10 each, so you purchase 2.

A

Income effect
↑ price ↓ purchasing power of income
↓ price ↑ purchasing power of income

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11
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___ is the effect that a change in price of one good, service, or resource has on the demand for another.
I.e., The cost of flying vs the cost of driving.

A

Substitution effect
↑ price ↑ demand for substitute
↓ price ↓ demand for substitute

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12
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___ is the negative relationship between the quantity of a good, service, or resource and the marginal utility obtained from each additional unit consumed in a given period of time.
I.e., You purchase 2 cups of coffee; the first for $3 and the second for $1. If the price increases to $2 a cup, you only purchase the first cup because the second cup is only worth $1 to you.

A

Diminishing marginal utility; or benefit

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13
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___ is the summation of the individual demand curves.

A

Market demand

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14
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A ___ is the change in quantity of a good, service, or resource demanded at every price.

A

Shift in demand
↑ demand - R shift
↓ demand - L shift

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15
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___ is a change in the quantity of a good, service, or resource demanded due to a change in its price.
I.e., Bottled water at the beach on a hot day vs on a rainy day.

A

Movement along a demand curve
↑ demand - R shift
↓ demand - L shift

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16
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A ___ is a good for which there is a direct relationship between the demand for the good and current income.
I.e., Ability of buying shoes, clothes, etc with current income.

A

Normal good
↑ income ↑ demand - R shift
↓ income ↓ demand - L shift

17
Q

An ___ is a good for which there is an inverse relationship between the demand for good and income.

A

Inferior good
↑ income ↓ demand - L shift
↓ income ↑ demand - R shift

18
Q

___ are the perception of the desirability associated with consuming a good, service, or resource.

A

Tastes and preferences

19
Q

___ are market participants who seek to obtain goods, services, or resources.

A

Buyers

20
Q

___ is the anticipation by individuals and firms of costs and benefits that lie in the future.

A

Expectations

21
Q

What are nonprice determinants of demand?

A
  1. Tastes and preferences
  2. Number of buyers
  3. Expectations
22
Q

___ are goods, services and resources viewed as replacements for another.
I.e., Pesi vs Coca Cola

A

Substitutions
↑ price of preferred good ↑ demand for substitution
↓ price of preferred good ↓ demand for substitution

23
Q

___ are goods, services, and resources usually consumed with one another.
I.e., Chips and salsa, PBJ

A

Complements
↑ price of good ↓ demand for complementary good
↓ price of good ↑ demand for complementary good

24
Q

The change in quantity of a good, service or resource that consumers, firms and governments are willing and able to buy due to a change in it’s price is called ___.

A

Change in quantity demanded

25
Q

___ is the point in the demand curve at a particular price.

A

Quantity demanded