Supply and Demand Flashcards

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What are economic substitutes?

A

An economic substitute is a good where the consumer can easily switch to an alternative e.g. a substitute for Pepsi is Coca-Cola

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What are economic complements?

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An economic complement is a good that is often consumed alongside another good e.g. Xbox controllers are a complement to Xbox consoles.

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Identify what causes a movement along the demand curve.

A

A change in price of the product in question.

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Identify what causes a movement along the supply curve.

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A change in price of the product in question,

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Identify factors that will cause a shift in demand.

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Change in taste / fashion Change in income Change in population Change in price of a complement Change in price of a substitute

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Identify factors that will cause a shift in supply.

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Change in costs (labour, raw materials) for producers Change in taxes for producers Change in subsidies for producers Change in weather (for agricultural products) Natural disaster

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There is a rise in the price of the London congestion charge fro. £8 to £15. Use a diagram to show how this affects the demand for London Underground tickets.

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See picture.

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Due to a major oil spill in Nigeria, resulting in the loss of 5 million barrels of oil, what is the likely effect on the price of oil and why?

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See picture.

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