CHAPTER 2 Flashcards
total amount of goods and services where consumers are willing and able to purchase at a various price levels over a period of time.
Demand
KEY CONCEPTS IN
ECONOMICS
- DEMAND
- QUANTITY DEMAND
- LAW OF DEMAND
(6) DETERMINANTS OF DEMAND:
- PRICE OF GOOD
- INCOME
- PRICES OF RELATED GOODS
- TASTES AND PREFERENCES
- EXPECTATIONS
- NUMBER OF BUYERS
directly affects the quantity.
- PRICE OF GOOD
if the consumer’s ______ increases, their demands for their wants and needs also increases.
- INCOME
- may substitute at complementary
a. Substitute - cheaper alternative.
- Ex. When the coffee’s price increases, demands for tea increases.
b. Complementary - when 2 products are often used together.
- Ex. Coffee and creamer.
- PRICES OF RELATED GOODS
the subjective likes and dislikes of consumers that influence their purchasing decisions.
- TASTES AND PREFERENCES
if the consumers expect the price of a good to increase in the future, they might increase their demand now. Ex. Panic buying.
- EXPECTATIONS
As the population increase, the demand will also increase.
- NUMBER OF BUYERS
(all other things are being equal)
ceteris paribus
OCCURS WHEN THERE IS A MOVEMENT ALONG THE DEMAND CURVE DUE TO A CHANGE IN THE PRICE OF THE GOOD ITSELF.
CHANGE IN QUANTITY
DEMANDED
EXPLANATION OF THE LAW OF DEMAND:(2)
- SUBSTITUTION EFFECT
- INCOME EFFECT
when prices of goods decreases, it becomes relatively cheaper compared to the _ when the price increases, consumers tend to buy cheaper alternative instead of the expensive one. - kung san mas mababa ang presyo, dun bibili
- SUBSTITUTION EFFECT
refers to individuals based on their income wherein it affects people’s purchasing power - when there is a decrease in prices, there is a high income/purchasing power of consumers. As a result, may high demand or madami
mabibili - pag may increase in prices, bababa ang income or purchasing power ng consumers, which results into lower demand.
- INCOME EFFECT
total amount of goods and services that producers are willing and able to offer for sale of various prices over a given period of time - relationship between the prices of goods and the quantity na willing iproduce at
ibenta sa market
Supply
SUPPLY
- QUANTITY SUPPLIED
- LAW OF SUPPLY
KEY CONCEPTS IN
ECONOMICS
(7) DETERMINANTS OF SUPPLY
- PRICE OF THE GOOD
- PRODUCTION COSTS
- TECHNOLOGY
- PRICE OF RELATED GOODS
- GOVERNMENT POLICIES
- NUMBER OF SELLERS
- EXPECTATIONS
high prices results to increase in profits. Dahil dito makakapagproduce ng marami ang company - lower prices = maliit ang profit = maunti ang magagawang production
- PRICE OF THE GOOD
Cost of inputs (labor, raw materials, capital) how much firms are willing to supply - high production cost = decrease in supply
- low production cost = increase in supply
- PRODUCTION COSTS
this reduces the production cost which results to increase in supply
- production became efficient due to technologies (ex. machinery)
- TECHNOLOGY
complementary/substitute goods may affect the firms decisions on what to supply
- PRICE OF RELATED GOODS
taxes, subsidies,
- GOVERNMENT POLICIES
refers to the increase of number of producers in the market
- as a result, dumadami ang supply for goods and services
- NUMBER OF SELLERS
if producers expects na price will increase in the future, they will decrease the supply ngayon sa present to sell more sa future.
- EXPECTATIONS