Supply And Demand Flashcards

1
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Complements?

A

Products that are used together, so the increase or decrease in demand will result in an increase or decrease in demand for the other

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Demand?

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Willingness to buy a good or service and the ability to pay for it.

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3
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Demand curve?

A

A graphic that displays data from the demand schedule,

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4
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Demand schedule?

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A listing of how much of an item an individual is willing to purchase at each price.

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5
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Equilibrium price?

A

Price at which the quantity demanded and quantity supplied are equal

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6
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Fixed cost?

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Cost that owners incur no matter how much they produce

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7
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Law of demand?

A

Prices decrease-quantity demanded increases.

Price increase- quantity demanded decreases.

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8
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Law of supply?

A

Price falls-quantity supplied falls

Price rises-quantity supplied rises

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9
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Marginal cost?

A

Extra cost of producing one more unit

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10
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Marginal product?

A

Change in total output that results from adding one more worker

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11
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Price ceiling?

A

Legal maximum price that sellers may charge for a product

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12
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Price floor?

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Legal minimum price that buyers may pay for a product

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13
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Profit?

A

Total revenue-total cost

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14
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Profit maximizing output?

A

Level of production at which a business realizes the greatest amount of profit

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15
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Regulation?

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A set of rules or laws designed to control business behavior

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16
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Substitutes?

A

Products that can be used in place of other products to satisfy consumer wants

17
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Supply?

A

Willingness and ability of producers to offer goods and services for sale

18
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Supply curve?

A

A graphic that displays the supply schedule

19
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Supply schedule?

A

Lists how much of a good or service a producer is willing to offer at each price

20
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Surplus?

A

Result of quantity supplied being greater than quantity demanded

21
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Shortage?

A

The result of quantity demanded being greater than quantity supplied

22
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Total cost?

A

Sum of the fixed and variable costs

23
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Total revenue?

A

A company’s income from selling its products

24
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Variable costs?

A

Depend on the level of production output

25
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Change in demand?

A

Occurs when something prompts producers to sell different amounts at every price

26
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Change in supply?

A

Occur when something prompts producers to sell different amounts at every price

27
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How is revenue calculated?

A

Price of each unit • number of units sold

28
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What factors affect demand? (7)

A

Price, income, market size, consumer taste, consumer expectations, substitutes, and complements

29
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What factors affect supply? (7)

A

Input costs, labor productivity, technology, government action: taxes or regulations, producer expectations, and number of producers

30
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How do business owners decide on the right number of workers?

A

Profit maximizing output

31
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How does a business calculate total profit?

A

Total revenue-total cost

32
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What motivates producers ti increase supple?

A

Profit

33
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What do lower prices encourage?

A

Consumers to buy

34
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What does a surplus indicate?

A

Decrease in price

35
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What does a shortage indicate?

A

Increase in price

36
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When customers demand more goods and services at every price, what will happen to the equilibrium?

A

It will rise