Module 6-7 (supply and equilibrium) Flashcards
What is the difference between movements along the supply curve and changes in supply
the shift in the supply curve are by the determinants of supply and the movement along the supply curve is the change of P of the same good.
Quantity supply
the amount of goods or services a producer is willing to sell at some specific price
Supply schedule
how much good or service producers will supply at different prices
Supply Curve
shows the relationship b/w Qs and P, basically graphs the supply schedule
Law of Supply
the direct relationship between Price and Quantity supply
change in supply and what are the factors that cause the shift
is a shift of the S curve in which the quantity supplied changes
△ technology △ expectation of sellers △ # of suppliers (producers) △ P of related goods or services △ in input prices (resource prices)
Taxes and government subsidies
Movement along the supply curve
A change in Qs on the curve of a good because a change of the SAME good’s price
Input
Anything that is used to produce a good or service
Individual supply curve
the relationships between Qs and P for an individual producer
Equilibrium
an economic situation in which no individual would be better off doing something different
equilibrium price
When Qs = Qd also known as the market clearing price
equilibrium quantity
the quantity of the good bought and sold at the equilibrium price is called the equilibrium quantity
Why does the market price fall if it is above the equilibrium price
Because there is a surplus there for Qs > Qd and bring the prices back down will make buyers buy the supply again because it will being towards back to equilibrium
Price about its equilibrium creates a ______
surplus
Surplus
of a good is when Qs > Qd because P is above the Equilibrium point