Chapter 1: Demand and Supply Flashcards
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What does the law of demand say?
There is an inverse relationship
Between price and quantity demanded
Ceteris paribus
What is demand for a product?
Quantity people are Willing and able To buy at different prices In a specified time period Ceteris paribus
Inverse relationship in law of demand is due to
Substitution effect
Income effect
A market demand curve is
Downward sloping
What causes a movement?
Change in price
What causes a shift?
Change in non price determinants
How are quantity demanded and demand different?
Quantity demanded is used for price
Demand is used for non price determinant
What are the non price determinants
Price of related goods Income Population size Tastes and preferences Expectations
What are the related goods?
Substitutes
Complements
What are substitutes?
Goods that are used to satisfy a similar want
What are complement goods?
Goods used together for consumption
What are the type of goods affecting by income?
Normal
Inferior
Population size affects the
Number of buyers in the market
Tastes and preferences refer to how
Desirable consumers find the good
Tastes and preferences are affected by
Advertising or promotion
Expectations is the
Consumers expectation of future prices
Supply of a product is
Quantity producers Are willing and able to Make available for sale At different prices In a specified time period Ceteris paribus
The law of supply states that
A direct relationship between price of product and quantity supplied
What are the non price determinants of supply?
Price of productive resources
Technology and productivity
Number of suppliers
Price of related goods produced
Prices of productive resources affect
Cost of production
What are productive resources
Wage
Raw materials
Interest rate
Increase in COP will lead to lower supply because
Profits earned is lower
Technology and productivity refers to
Technological progress
Production technique
Affects productivity
Goods that are substitutes in production are
Competitive in supply