Price Determination in Competitive markets Flashcards

1
Q

What are the factors affecting demand

A

PIRATES
- Population
- Income
- Related goods
- Advertising
- Expectation
- Seasons

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2
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What is Diminishing Marginal Utility

A

Foe every extra unit of goods that are consumed the marginal utility (benefit derived) from that good decreases

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3
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What is the price elasticity of demand equation

A

%∆Q/%∆p - responsive ness of a change in demand to a change in price

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4
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PED value for elastic good

A

> 1

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5
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PED value for inelastic good

A

<1

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6
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what is the value of PED for
- unitary elastic
- perfectly inelastic
- perfectly elastic

A

1
0
infinity

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7
Q

factors affecting Price elasticity

A

Never Say A Parrot Doesn’t Perform

  • Necessity
  • Substitutes
  • Addictiveness
  • Proportion of income spent
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8
Q

what is the equation for income elasticity of demand

A

%∆Q/%∆y

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9
Q

what is an:
- Inferior
- Normal
- Luxury good
and there YED values

A
  • inferior - demand falls as incomes rise
    YED<0
  • Normal food - Demand increases as incomes rise
    YED>0
  • Luxury good - Demand increase is bigger than the initial increase in income
    YED>1
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10
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what is the equation for cross elasticity of demand

A

XED = %∆Q of X/%∆P of Y

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11
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what is a complement good and what is its XED value

A

Compliment good - if the price of one falls the quantity demanded of both increases
XED<0

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12
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what is a substitute good
- what is its XED value
- What is special about the demand curve

A
  • Substitute goods can replace other goods
  • XED>0
  • this means the demand curve is upward sloping due to the positive gradient
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13
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What is XED value for unrelated goods

A

0

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14
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why are firms interested in XED

A

it allows them to see the extent of there competition

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15
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What are the factors affecting Supply

A

PINT b
- Productivity
- Indirect tax
- Number of firmsg
- Technology
- barriers

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16
Q

what are three factors affecting PES

A
  • Unused/mobility/availability of FOP
  • total stock
  • Time scale
17
Q

what is:
- Derived demand
- Composite Demand
- Joint Demand
- Joint supply

A
  • Derived demand - when demand for a good or service is derived from the demand for another good or service
  • Composite demand - When the good demanded has more than one use
  • Joint Demand - when goods are bought together
  • Joint supply - Increase of supply of 1 good will cause an increase in supply of another good