Supply and Demand Test Flashcards

1
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Demand

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the willingness and ability to pay for a good or service. Perspective of consumer

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2
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law of demand

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as price decreases, quantity demanded increases, and as price increases, the quantity of demand decreases

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3
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demand schedule

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a table that lists the quantity of a good all consumers in a market will buy at each different price

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4
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market demand schedule

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a table that lists the quantity of a good all consumers in a market will buy at each different price

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5
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shifts in demand

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the shift in overall demand is shown when the whole line moves.

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6
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What determines demand?

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T- Tastes and preferences (+ advertisment)
I - Income of buyer
R- Related goods price (complements- two goods used together; substitutes- used in place of one another)
E- expectations of consumers (expected price change)
S- size of population

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7
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Elasticity of demand

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how much a change in price affects a change in quantity demanded

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8
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elastic vs inelastic

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a small change in price —>large change in quantity demanded vs large change in price—> small change in quantity demanded

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9
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How is elasticity demanded

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  1. inelastic- necessities; elastic- luxuries
  2. inelastic- no substitutes; elastic- substitutes
  3. income- is it relatively inexpensive for you or no?
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10
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supply

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the amount of goods available

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11
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law of supply

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tendency of suppliers to offer more goods at a higher price. (when price goes down, the quantity supplied goes down; when price goes up, the quantity supplied goes up)

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12
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cost of production

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how to know how much to produce (takes in factors of making sure they can pay bills, labor, materials, etc)

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13
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supply schedule

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relationship between price and quantity supplied

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14
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market supply schedule

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chart that lists how much of a good all suppliers will offer at different prices

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15
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market supply curve

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graph of the data

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16
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Changes in supply factors

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S- subsidies and taxes by government 
T- technology 
O- order by government, government regulations 
R- resource costs
E- expected future prices
S- size of market
17
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elasticity of supply

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measure of the way suppliers respond to a change in price. (inelastic- products that are difficult to produce; elastic- easy to produce)

18
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Marginal product of labor

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change in output from hiring one additional unit of labor

19
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increasing marginal return

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level of production In which the marginal product of labor increases as the number of workers increases

20
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diminishing marginal return

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a level of production in which the marginal product of labor decreases as the number of workers increases

21
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fixed costs

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cost that does not change in production

22
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total cost

A

fixed cost + variable costs

23
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variable costs

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costs that rise or fall depending on quantity produced

24
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marginal cost

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cost of producing one or more unit of a good

25
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marginal revenue

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market price

26
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total revenue

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(price x quantity)

27
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profit

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(total revenue- total cost)

28
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excess supply

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when quantity supplied is more than quantity demanded

29
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excess demand

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when quantity demanded is more than quantity supplied

30
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shift in equilibrium- increase in supply

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if a surplus occurs, producers reduce prices to sell their products. This creates a new market equilibrium (Q up + P down)

31
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shift in equilibrium- decrease in supply

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as supply decreases, producers will raise prices and demand will decrease (Q down + P up)

32
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shift in equilibrium- increase in demand

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more people want it than available, so price increases (Q up, P up_

33
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shift in equilibrium-fall in demand

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when demand falls, suppliers respond bu cutting prices, creating a lower market price and a lower quantity sold (Q down + P down)

34
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Price ceiling

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the maximum price that can be legally charged for a good

35
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Price floor

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the minimum price that can be legally charged for a good

36
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remember to look at the graphssss

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do it