section 15 Economics Vocabulary Flashcards

1
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The quantity of a product or service available for sale, lease, or trade at any given time.

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supply

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A quantity of a product or service that is desired for purchase, lease, or trade at any given time.

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demand

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3
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An interaction of supply and demand that determines a price a buyer and seller agree is the value of a good or service to be exchanged. A quantification of value in a transaction.

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price

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4
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In general, the worth of an item as determined by its utility, desirability, scarcity, affordability, and other components and quantified as price.

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value

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5
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Those expenses necessary to generate and deliver the item to the market. The essential production costs are the costs of capital, materials, and supplies; labor; management; and overhead.

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cost

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6
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  1. Buyers and sellers exchanging goods and services through the price mechanism.
  2. The totality of interactions between supply and demand for a specific set of products or services in a particular geographic area
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market

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7
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A theoretical market state in which the forces of supply and demand are in balance.

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Market Equilibrium:

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The number of persons employed in the businesses that represent the economic foundation of the area. For example, the auto industry has traditionally been the primary base employer of the Detroit metropolitan area.

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Base Employment:

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9
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Total employment in a market includes base, secondary, and support industries. Total employment creates a demand for a labor force.

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Total Employment:

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A measure of the unoccupied supply of exiting space in a building or market at any point in time. A vacancy rate is the amount of vacant space divided by the total amount of existing space.

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vacancy

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11
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The consumption of available vacant property in a building or market.

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absorption

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12
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Which of the following statements best describes the relationship between price and value in the market system?

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Value is based on the interaction of underlying economic factors; price is a quantification of value in a transaction.

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13
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If the price of an item is increasing, one can usually assume that

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demand for the item is increasing in relation to supply of the item.

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14
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Which of the following conditions would be true if the market for an item has achieved “market equilibrium?”

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Supply and demand are equal, and price and value are equal.

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15
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One of the economic characteristics that distinguishes real estate is

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the uniqueness of every parcel.

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16
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If demand is increasing, what would be the likely effect on real estate prices in an area where the municipality has declared a moratorium on new construction?

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Prices would rise.

17
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If a new company that sells its products worldwide moves into a town and hires 100 employees, it would be reasonable to expect

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an increase in demand for all types of real estate.

18
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What is “absorption?”

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The number of available units that become occupied over a period of time.

19
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During a time of declining vacancy in a real estate market, one would expect

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rising prices.

20
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Two important concerns of office property users are

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costs of occupancy and building efficiency.

21
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Two important concerns of retail property users are

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trade area population and spending patterns.