Price determination of a competitive market Flashcards

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competing supply

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when resources can be used to produce one good or another good- not both

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competitive markets

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a market with large numbers of buyers and sellers, with low barriers to entry and exit

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complementary goods

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Goods in joint demand- these goods are often bought together e.g. printers and ink

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4
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composite demand

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demand for a multipurpose good

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5
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condition of demand

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determinant of demand other that the good’s price, that sets the position of the good’s demand curve

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6
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condition of supply

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Factors affecting product quantity producers offer.

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7
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customer sovereignty

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Consumers can collectively govern production in a market by exercising spending power. Strongest in a perfectly competitive market

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8
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cross elasticity of demand (XED)

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measures the responsiveness of a good’s demand to a change in the price of a different good

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9
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Demand

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the quantity of a good or service that a consumer is willing and able to buy at a given price, at a given time

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10
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derived demand

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demand for a good that is the input of another good

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11
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disequilibrium

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excess supply or demand in a market

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12
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effective demand

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Actual sustainable consumer demand.

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13
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elasticity

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the proportionate responsiveness of a second variable to a change in a first variable

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14
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equilibrium

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No excess supply or demand in a market; a state of balance between opposing forces

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15
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equilibrium price

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the price where planned demand matches planned supply

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16
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excess demand

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when consumers want to buy more than producers are willing to sell; occurs below equilibrium price

17
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excess supply

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when producers want to sell more than consumers are willing to buy; occurs above equilibrium price

18
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exchange

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trading objects value, utilising media of exchange e.g. money

19
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income elasticity of demand (YED)

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measures the responsiveness of a good’s demand to a change in the incomes of consumers

20
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inferior good

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a good for which demand rises as incomes fall

21
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joint supply

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when one good is produced, another good is also produced from the same raw materials

22
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normal good

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a good for which demand rises as income rises

23
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price elasticity of supply

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measures the responsiveness of a good’s supply to a change in price

24
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producer sovereignty

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producers determine what is produced and the prices change

25
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substitute good

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a good in a competing demand; a good that can be used in place of another similar good

26
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supply

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the quantity of a good or service that a producer is willing and able to sell at a given price, at a given time