College Economics Ch.1 2/2 Flashcards

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Consumer tastes or preferences

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The benefits or utility that consumers expect to receive from a good

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Non-price determinantd

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Things other than the price of the good that affects consumers buying desicions

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Number of buyers

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The size of the consuming population

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Income

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The consumers’ ability to purchase goods

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Price of related goods

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Substitute and complement goods. Decrease(increase) in the price of a substitute good, decrease(increase) in the demand for other good. Decrease(increase) in the price of a complement good, increase(decrease) in demand for other good

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Expectations

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What consumers believe will happen in the future regarding things like income,prices, and availability

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Change in Demand

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An increase or decrease in the quantity of a good that consumers wish to purchase at any and all prices. A shifting of the curve. A change in something other than the price of the good causes to buy more or less of the good

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Supply

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The relationship between the price of a an the desired rate of selling

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Law of Supply

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The higher the price of a good

The greater the desired rate of selling

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A decrease in quantity supplied

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A reduced desired rate of selling caused by a lower price

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An increase in quantity supplied

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Is a greater desired rate of selling caused by a higher price

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Input(factor) prices

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Changes in the price of land,labor,capital,or raw materials
Change the unit cost of production
Higher input prices causes a decrease in supply;lower input prices cause unit costs of production to decrease which causes an increase in production

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Business taxes an subsidies

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Taxes are payments businesses make to the government

Subsidies are payments the government makes to businesses

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Technology

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Better,more efficient methods of producing goods requires fewer resources and increased supply

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Other factors

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In some cases the weather can make more or few agricultural goods available,
laws restricting production;expectations about future prices or business conditions. Something that increases availability,increases supply;something that reduces availability,decreases supply

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Market

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Anything that facilitates the voluntary exchange of goods and services.A place where individuals can exchange,at some established price; a place where forces of demand and supply interact