Demand Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
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What is Quantity Demanded?

A

Amount of a good buyers are willing and able to purchase

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What does the Law of Demand state?

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When the price of a good rises, the quantity demanded falls, and when the price falls, the quantity demanded rises

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3
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Define Market Demand.

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Sum of all individual demands for a good or service

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4
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What is the Market Demand Curve?

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Sum the individual demand curves horizontally

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5
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What happens to total quantity demanded as the price of the good varies?

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Total quantity demanded of a good varies as the price of the good varies

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6
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What causes an Increase in Demand?

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Any change that increases the quantity demanded at every price

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7
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What is the effect of an Increase in Demand on the demand curve?

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Demand shifts curve right

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What causes a Decrease in Demand?

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Any change that decreases the quantity demanded at every price

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What is the effect of a Decrease in Demand on the demand curve?

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Demand shifts curve left

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10
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List variables that can shift the Demand Curve.

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  • Income
  • Prices of Related Goods
  • Tastes
  • Expectations
  • Number of Buyers
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11
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What is a Normal Good?

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An increase in income leads to an increase in demand

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What is an Interior Good?

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An increase in income leads to a decrease in demand

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13
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What happens to the demand for a substitute good when the price of one good increases?

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Demand for the other good increases

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What happens to the demand for a complement good when the price of one good increases?

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Demand for the other good decreases

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15
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What effect does a change in tastes have on demand?

A

Changes in demand

Preferences and tastes can significantly influence consumer behavior.

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16
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What is the impact on current demand if consumers expect an increase in income?

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Increase in current demand

Expectations about future income can influence present consumption.

17
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What is the impact on current demand if consumers expect higher prices in the future?

A

Increase in current demand

Anticipating higher future prices can lead consumers to buy more now.

18
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What is the effect on market demand if the number of buyers increases?

A

Market demand increases

An increase in the number of buyers typically leads to higher overall demand.

19
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What happens to demand for normal goods when income increases?

A

Demand for normal goods increases as income increases.

20
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What are inferior goods?

A

Inferior goods are those for which demand decreases as income increases.

21
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How do income levels affect the demand for used goods?

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As income goes up, demand for used goods goes down.

22
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What is the relationship between income rises and unhealthy goods?

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When income rises, the demand for unhealthy goods lowers.

23
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What are substitutes in economics?

A

Substitutes are related goods that can replace each other.

Example: Camry & Honda are in the same category.

24
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What are complements in economics?

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Complements are related goods that are used together.

Example: A laptop needs a computer chip.

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What happens to the prices of complements?
If the price of one complement goes up, the price of the other typically goes up as well.
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How do tastes affect demand?
Tastes can change demand for goods. ## Footnote Examples: Fashion trends, seasonal clothing, and the shift from physical to digital streaming services.