Supply Flashcards

1
Q

Elasitc PES

A

1-infifnty

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2
Q

Inelastic PES

A

0-0.99

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3
Q

Unitary elastic supply

A

Only elastic at the PES of 1

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4
Q

Unitary elastic supply

A

must start from the origin

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5
Q

Factors influencing PES

A
  • Spare capacity
  • state of the economy
  • time period
  • factors of production
  • perishability
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6
Q

Spare capacity

A

capacity for production which isnt used

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7
Q

Spare capacity on elasticity

A

low spare capacity makes more inelastic supply

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8
Q

lots of spare capacity impact on PES

A

elastic

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9
Q

Not lots of spare capacity impact on PES

A

inelastic

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10
Q

availability of FOP Def

A

how easy it is to find the macros of production for a good

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11
Q

Elasticity of availability of FOP

A

more specialised fop leads to avalibility of fop

fop more inelastic

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12
Q

Supply

A

When a firms is willing and able to sell a good

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13
Q

Why do supply curves slope upward

A

Because the quantity supplied increases as price increases because at a higher price more firms are willing to supply

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14
Q

assumptions of supply curve

A

firms what to maximise prefer

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15
Q

why is the supply curve continually increasing

A

supply curve only considers the willingness of a firm to supply a good

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16
Q

What does the supply curve say about why prices increase

A

nothing

only tells us what would happen if the price increased

17
Q

Extension

A

shift up a curve

18
Q

Contraction

A

shift down a curve

19
Q

price elasticity of supply

A

measure the responsiveness of OS to a change in price

20
Q

EQ PED

A

%change in QD //// % change in Pricw

21
Q

PES Eq

A

%change in QS // %change in price

22
Q

All PES have what in common

A

they are all positive

23
Q

All PED are positive or negative or both

24
Q

All XED or YED can be + or -

25
Q

Impact on bad state of economy on supply of a good

A

Elastic supply

26
Q

Impact on good state of economy on supply of a good

A

inelastic

more factors of production are employed

27
Q

How is elasticity of supply affeted by perishability

A

A perishable good can not easily be stockpiled and so a change in supply takes longer than a good which isnt perishable

28
Q

How does time affect elasticity

A

In the short run FOP are fixed and so more elastic production however as factors aren’t fixed in the long run supply is less elastic

29
Q

Factors affecting price elasticity of supply

A
  • spare capacity
  • availability of FOP
  • state of the economy
  • stockpiles and perishables
  • time period
30
Q

TEASS

A

Time
Economy
Avalability
Stockpiles
Spare capacity

31
Q

Acronym for factors affecting Price elasticity of supply

32
Q

PES of 0 is what

A

Perfectly elastic supply

33
Q

PES of infinity is what

A

perfectly elastic supply

34
Q

Technology as a shift in supply

A

More advanced technology leads to an increase in supply and a shift left

35
Q

what causes an increase in supply

A

new left or right supply curve

any factor bar price

36
Q

Conditions of supply

A

Cost
Weather
Productivity
Technology
Supplies

37
Q

Division of labour

A

when workers specialise on one task in the production line