supply Flashcards

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what is supply?

A

the amount of a good and service producers are both willing and able to sell at each possible price in a given period of time, ceteris paribus

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2
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what is quantity supplied?

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a particular quantity that is offered for sale at a particular price

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3
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how is quantity supplied represented on the supply curve?

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reflected by a point on the supply curve

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4
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what does the law of supply state?

A

in a given time period, the quantity supplied of a product is directly related to its price, ceteris paribus

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5
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what causes changes in supply?

A

changes in non-price determinants

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6
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what causes changes in quantity supplied?

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changes in price determinants

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7
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what are the non-price determinants?

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W: weather/seasonal factors
E: expectations of businesses
T: technology
P: price of related goods
I: input prices
G: government policies 
S: supplier numbers
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8
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how is a change in supply shown diagrammatically?

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shown by a leftward/rightward shift of the whole supply curve

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how is a change in quantity supplied shown diagrammatically?

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shown by movement of a point along the supply curve

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