Unit 4 Flashcards

1
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pertains to the quantity of goods or services that people are ready to buy at a given time, price, and place.

A

Demand

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It states that if a price goes up, the quantity demanded will go down. Conversely, if the price goes down, the quantity demanded will go up.

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Law of Demand

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a table that shows the quantity demanded of a good or service at different price levels.

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DEMAND SCHEDULE

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the graphical representation showing the relationship between price and quantities demanded per period.

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DEMAND CURVE

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A demand curve has a negative slope; thus, it slopes _____

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downward from left to right.

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6
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The downward slope indicates the _______ relationship between price and quantity demanded.

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inverse

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7
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If the demand curve shifts to the right, it means the demand ________;

if it shifts to the left, the demand _______.

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right - increases

left - decreases

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Formula for Quantity Demand

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QD= a-bP

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Formula of QD - Parts

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QD= a-bP

QD- Quantity Demanded – Dependent Variable

P- Price - Independent variable

a- Intercept - Given
b- Slope - Given

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QD is missing

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QD = a-bP

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Price is missing

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P = a-QD/b

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12
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FACTORS CAN CAUSE THE DEMAND CURVE TO SHIFT TO THE RIGHT OR SHIFT TO THE LEFT

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  1. Taste/Preferences
  2. Changing Incomes
  3. Population Change
  4. Substitute Goods
  5. Complimentary Goods
  6. Price Expectations
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13
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The demand for goods and services increases when people like or prefer them. Such taste/preferences are greatly influenced by trends, fashion, and advertisements

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  1. Taste/Preferences
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Increasing incomes of households raise the demand for specific goods or services. Usually, people buy more goods when their income increases.

o Normal Goods
o Inferior Goods

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  1. Changing Incomes
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an increasing population leads to an increase in the demand for goods or services.

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  1. Population Change
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are goods that are interchanged with another good; are generally offered at a lower price, which makes it more attractive for buyers.

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  1. Substitute Goods
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these are the goods that you cannot consume without the other goods.

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  1. Complimentary Goods
18
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if buyers expect the price of a good or service to rise (or fall) in the future, it may cause the current demand to increase (or decrease).

A
  1. Price Expectations
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pertains to the quantity of goods or services that firms are ready and willing to sell at a given time, price, and place.

20
Q

If Demand is the consumer’s willingness to ________;

Supply is the willingness of suppliers or producers to _________ goods or services at a given price.

A

consume

produce or sell

21
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which states that if the price of a good or service goes up, the quantity supplied for such good or service will also go up; if the price goes down, the quantity supplied also goes down.

A

LAW OF SUPPLY

22
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a graphical representation showing the relationship between the price of the product or factor of production and the quantity supplied per period.

A

SUPPLY CURVE

23
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The upward slope shows the _______ relationship between the price and quantity.

24
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In Supply Curve Shift, if it shifts to the right, the supply _______, and if it shifts to the left, the supply _______.

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increases

decreases

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FACTORS CAN CAUSE THE SUPPLY CURVE TO INCREASE OR DECREASE.
1. Technology 2. Price of Resources 3. Prices of Other Goods 4. Number of Sellers 5. Weather Conditions 6. Taxes and Subsidies
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this refers to the techniques or methods of production
1. Technology
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this is the cost of production.
2. Price of Resources
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the changes in the price of goods affect the total supply.
3. Prices of Other Goods
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more sellers of more factories, means an increase in supply; smaller numbers of sellers or factories mean less supply.
4. Number of Sellers
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Bad weather, such as typhoons, drought, or natural disasters, reduces agricultural products' supply while good weather has an opposite impact.
5. Weather Conditions
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most subsidies can reduce the cost of production while certain taxes can increase the cost of production.
6. Taxes and Subsidies
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Formula for QS
QS = c+dP
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Formula for P in QS
P = c+QS/d
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is the state of balance between demand and supply. It is the buyer and seller's general agreement at a particular price and a particular quantity.
Equilibrium
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the meeting of supply and demand in a market.
MARKET EQUILIBRIUM
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The price agreed by the seller to offer its good or service for sale and for the buyer to pay for it
EQUILIBRIUM MARKET PRICE
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Specifically, it is the price at which the quantity demanded of a good is precisely equal to the quantity supplied. This mutually desired amount is called the
equilibrium quantity
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FORMULA Equilibrium:
Qd = Qs