MODULE 4 Flashcards

1
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the current price for which a good or service can be bought or sold in the marketplace

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market price

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2
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the agreed price of the commodity and amount to be sold and bought is called

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euillibrium or market clearing price

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3
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latin phrase for all other things held constant

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ceteris paribus

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4
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the word ______ are added to take note of the fact that price alone does not determine the uantity of a good or services that a consumer buy

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ceteris paribus

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5
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the process used to set the price of good and service reuired as payment

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pricing

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6
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occur when a business decides how much a customer pay

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pricing

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7
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decision-making process that establish the value for a product or service

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pricing

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8
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if a good is in shortage, price will

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rise

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9
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if a goods are in surplus, price will tend to

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fall

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10
Q

what curve is law of demand

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downward

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11
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what is the slope of law of supply

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upward

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12
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4 basic laws of supply and demand

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if D ^ & S - = ^euilibrium price and ^uanity

if D v & S - = v euilibrium and v uantity

if S^ and D - = v euilibirium and ^ uantity

if S v and D - = ^equilibrium and v uantity

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13
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a _____________ shows the uantity demanded at various price levels

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demand curve

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14
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a strategy-based pricing in which the price of a product is changed according to its demand

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demand oriented pricing

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15
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what happen in demand-oriented pricing

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Demand is strong = ^ price

Demand is weak = v price

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16
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the impact of changes in demand and supply brought by various factor can be analyzed through

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price mechanism

17
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a change in one of the variables, other than the price of the good itself that affects willing ness of consumers to buy

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shift in demand curve

18
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determinants of demand

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price
income
number of buyers
taste
expectation

19
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the rightward shift of demand disrupts market and creates temporary

20
Q

those goods whose demand increases with rise in income

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normal goods

21
Q

those goods whose demand decreases with rise in income

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inferior goods

22
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determinants of supply

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sellers input price
prices of related goods
number of sellers
expectation technology

23
Q

restriction set in place and enforced by governments

A

price control

24
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the price is fixed, no increases are allowed

A

price freeze

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what happen to trading price when there is price freeze
shares move 50%upward and 40%downward
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difference of price freeze and SRP
freeze = mandatory, to control and protect customers srp = recommendation, guidline to ensure price consistency
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a recommendation used as a guideline to ensure price consistency across retailers
SRP
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control in price to protect customers
price freeze
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the max price that good may be sold
price ceiling
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why government imposes price ceilings
to keep it affordable
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in this situation, producers are unwilling to supply as many units
price ceiling = shortage
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what happen when there is price ceiling
shortage
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imposed limit on how low a price can be charged
price floor
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what can be observe when there is price floor
surplus
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why does price floor is implemented
to protect producers interest
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factors impact market price
-natural disasters -world events -amount of wages -decrease or increase in employment -pricing of luxury items versus necessities
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a decrease in employment or wages may cause consumers to spend
little money