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What is demand?

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The quantity that customers are willing and able to buy at a given price in a given period of time

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What is the basic law of demand?

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The basic law of demand is that when the price increases, demand increases

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What are the 6 main causes of change in market demand?

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  1. Price
  2. Incomes
  3. Tastes and preferences
  4. Advertising and branding
  5. External shocks
  6. Season factors
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What is supply?

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Supply is the quantity of a good or service that a producer is willing to supply onto the market at a given time period

*. Supply to on graph

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What is the basic law of supply?

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The basic law of supply is that as the selling price of a product rises, so business expand to supply to the market

  • The higher selling price acts as a incentive for businesses to produce more
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What are the 4 main causes of changes in supply?

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  1. Costs of production
  2. External shocks
  3. New technology
  4. Taxation and subsidies
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How does technology affect supply?

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Technological change encourages new entrants to the market (increasing supply), can also enable existing suppliers to be more efficient, therefore increasing their potential to supply

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What is market equilibrium?

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Market equilibrium is when there is a balance between demand and supply in a market

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What is price elasticity of demand (PED) ?

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PED is the responsiveness of the demand to a change in price

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How do you calculate PED?

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PED= % change in Q demanded

% change in price

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Is a value of L1 elastic/inelastic?

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Less than 1= inelastic

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Is a value > 1 elastic/inelastic?

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More than 1= price elastic

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What are 5 factors that affect PED?

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  1. Brand strength
  2. Necessity/luxury
  3. Habit
  4. Availability of substitutes
  5. Time
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What is income elasticity of demand (YED) ?

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YED= the extent to which the quantity of a product demanded is affected by a change in income

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How do you calculate YED?

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YED= % change in Q demanded

% change in income

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What is a normal good?

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A normal good is when income rises demand rises

17
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What is an inferior good?

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Inferior good is when incomes rise, demand falls. E.g Asda smart price products

18
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Why does demand fall for inferior goods when incomes rise?

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Consumers switch to better alternatives

Substitute products become affordable

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What is unitary price elasticity?

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When PED is exactly 1 change in demand= change in price

20
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What happens to the equilibrium price and quantity when supply increases/ decreases?

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When supply increases: equilibrium price is lower and quantity is higher