Points Test 2 (booklet 2) Flashcards

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1
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Define the term market

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A market is where buyers and sellers meet to exchange goods and services

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2
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Define the term monopoly

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A monopoly is where there is only one dominant business or single producer in a market.

Pure monopoly one business has over 25%

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Define the term oligopoly

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An oligopoly is where there are many firms within a market but it is dominated by a few large competitors.

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Define the term monopolistic competition

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Monopolistic competition is here a large number of relatively small businesses are in competition with each other.

Eg: hairdressers

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Define the term perfect competition

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Large number of businesses competing each of whom produce a low percentage of market output and can’t influence market price. No one business is large enough to influence activity of others.

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6
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State 2 features of a monopoly

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Price maker

Barriers to entry

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7
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State 2 features of oligopoly

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Differentiated products

Barriers to entry

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8
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State 2 features of monopolistic competition

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Businesses have some control over price

Low barriers to entry

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9
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State 2 features of perfect competition

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Infinite number of buyers

No market and price leaders

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10
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State 3 examples of barriers to entry

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High capital requirements to set up

Strong brand identity of existing firms

Economies of scale

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Define the term demand/supply/price equilibrium

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Demand- amount of good/service customers are willing/able to purchase at a given price in a given time period.

Supply- amount of goods/service sellers are willing to provide at a given time at a given price.

Equilibrium- quantity demanded is equal to quantity supplied

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12
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Draw a diagram to show price equilibrium

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13
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Draw and label a diagram to show the effects of equilibrium prove of an increase or decrease in supply

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14
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Draw and label a diagram to show the effects of equilibrium prove of an increase or decrease in demand

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15
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State 3 factors that can effect demand for a product or service

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Price

Income

Change in price of competitors

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16
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State 3 factors than can affect supply of a product or service

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Price

Weather

Change in price of compliments

17
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State what would happen to equilibrium price if there was an increase in demand

18
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State what would happen to equilibrium price if there was a decrease in demand

19
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State what would happen to equilibrium price if there was an increase in supply

20
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State what would happen to equilibrium price if there was a decrease in supply

21
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Define the term price elasticity of demand

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How sensitive the demand for good is to a change in price

22
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Define the term price elastic

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Demand for produce is very sensitive to a change in price

23
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Define the term price inelastic

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Demand isn’t sensitive to price change

24
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Would the following PED values indicate a product that is price elastic or in elastic

-1.5
-6
-0.5

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-1.5. Elastic

-6. Elastic

-0.5. Inelasctic

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Define the term income elasticity of demand
Change in demand that has been caused by a change in people’s income.
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Define the term: inferior/ normal/ Luxury good
Inferior- good where demand rises when income decreases Normal- goods that show a direct relationship between demand and income. As income rises demand increases Luxury- the goods people chose to buy when their income increases to replace inferior goods.
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State 2 reasons customers need protection from businesses
Misleading information Unsafe products
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State the role of the ombudsman
Deal with complaints from customers and retailers
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State the role of the CMA
Investigate any business that appears to be restricting fair competition