Supply in a market Flashcards

1
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What is supply?

A

The amount offered for sale at each given price level

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2
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What is market supply?

A

the sum of all the individual firm’s supply curves at each given price

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3
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Why is the supply curve upward sloping?

A

The higher the price, more firm will enter the market to maximise profits, thus, increasing overall supply

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4
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What causes a movement along the supply curve?

A

Price

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5
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If price rises, what happens to the supply curve?

A

An extension in the supply curve

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6
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If price falls, what happens to the supply curve?

A

A contraction in the supply curve

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7
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What causes a shift in the supply curve? (6)

A
Productivity 
Indirect taxes
Number of firms 
Technology
Weather 
Cost of production
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8
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What is joint supply?

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When the production of one good also results in the production of another

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