T3 - Price Determination Flashcards

1
Q

What does a supply curve show

A

How much a firm is willing to supply at a given price

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2
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What do higher selling prices imply

A

Higher profits

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3
Q

What incentivises firms to expand production

A

Higher selling prices

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4
Q

What is supply

A

How much firms are willing to produce at given price levels

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5
Q

What do firms want

A

To maxamise profits

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6
Q

What do increases in prices do to markets

A

Increase the number of suppliers in it

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7
Q

What do firms consider when producing at different price levels

A

Trade offs

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8
Q

Factors casuing shifts in supply

A

Price of raw materials
Tech changes
Productivity
Regulation
Wages
Subsides
Indirect taxes
Economic expectation
Firms objectives
Number of sellers in a market

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9
Q

What is joint supply

A

When a change in supply of one good changes the supply of another

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10
Q

What is this an example of - Fall in steel supply causing a fall in car supply

A

Joint supply

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