Theory Of Supply Flashcards

1
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Define supply

A

The amount of good or service that producers are willing and able to sell at each possible price in a given period of time, CP

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2
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How is QS represented in PPC

A

A point on the given supply curve

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3
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How is supply represented on PPC?

A

The entire supply curve

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4
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Law of supply

A

It states that in a given time period, QS is a product is directly related to its price

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5
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Profit = ___ - ___

A

Profit = Total revenue - total cost

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6
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How does profit motivate producers to increase supply??

A

As price of a good increases, CP, producer is willing to increase QS as it’s more profitable

Hence produce and sell more, more products supplied

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7
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How does profit motivate producers to produce more supply pt 2?

A

Ability to supply

When a producer increases output, each additional unit of good or service is increasingly costly to produce

Hence MC (marginal cost) increases as more goods and produced

W prices increased and profits, Price AKA marginal revenue (MR) = Marginal cost (MC)

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8
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How is direct r/s between QS and price shown in curve?

A

Upward sloping supply curve

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9
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Increase in QS causes __ in curve

A

Causes upward movement of point on the curve

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10
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Decrease of QS causes ___ on curve

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Causes downward movement of point on the curve

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11
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How is decrease in supply shown on PPC

A

leftward shift of curve

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12
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How is increase in supply seen on PPC

A

rightward shift in curve

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13
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Non price determinants of supply

A

Weather conditions
Expectations of producers
Technology
Price of related goods
Input prices
Gov policies

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14
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Input prices (exp)

A

Price of factor input ^
Cost of production ^
Willingness and ability to sell decrease
Supply of good decrease

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15
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Technology (exp)

A

Tech
More efficient production
Cost of production decrease
Increase in profits
Willingness and ability to sell increase
Supply increase

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16
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Price of related goods branches out into

A
  1. Competitive supply
  2. Joint supply
17
Q

Price of related goods
(Competitive supply)

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Goods that use similar resources for production

Eg Carrots and potatoes that both require land

18
Q

Price of related goods
(Joint supply)

A

Goods that are also produced when the other is produced

Eg Beef and hide

19
Q

Seasonal factors (weather) exp

A

Favourable weather conditions
Productive harvest
Increased supply

Poor weather conditions
Eg droughts, natural disasters
Decreased supply

Seasonal fruits eg durian

20
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Government policies (exp)

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