Types of Good Flashcards

To define the different types of good in the economy.

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Demerit good

A

The negative effects on the population are greater than the negative effects on the consumer (when consumed). Negative externalities. (Generate negative externalities when consumed)

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Private goods

A

Excludable and rival

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3
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Economic goods

A

Have an opportunity cost in production.

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4
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Free goods

A

No opportunity cost in production

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5
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Consumer goods

A

Satisfy the demand of an individual

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6
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Capital goods

A

Any good used in the process of making another good

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Perishable goods

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Goods that have no economic value after a certain time period.

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Durable goods

A

Goods that will not perish.

Nokia phone!

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9
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Giffen goods

A

Very basic goods consumed by low income groups. Negative IED.

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10
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Veblen goods

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Where demand increases as price increases

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Inferior goods

A

As income increases, demand falls. Negative IED.

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Normal goods

A

As income rises, demand rises. Positive IED.

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13
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Complementary goods

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Negative XED. Require the other to work.

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14
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Substitute goods

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Can replace each other in functionality. Positive XED.

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15
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Luxury goods

A

Highly elastic demand curve. Demand increases more than the proportional rise in income.

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16
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Necessity goods

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Highly inelastic demand curve. Imperative for survival.

17
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Merit goods

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Positive externalities and are under-provided by the private sector.

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Public goods

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Non-excludable and non-rival in consumption and have to be provided by the public sector.