economics ch. 4 Flashcards

1
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relationship between a good’s price and the amount that people are willing to buy

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demand

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2
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relationship between price and amount people are willing to buy

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supply

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3
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value in use is the value that is directly related to

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the benefits their owners receive through their use

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4
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value in exchange is

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what a good is worth in exchange for another good

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5
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price is the amount of money that

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a buyer pays a seller for a good

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6
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market prices are prices at which goods

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can be sold at an open market

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7
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diminishing marginal utility states that as the

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supply or services increase, the satisfaction decreases

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8
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marginal utility is the

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amount of satisfaction that results from a one-unit increase of product

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9
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total utility is the total amount of

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satisfaction received from possessing a certain amount of a good

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10
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law of demand explains the inverse between

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price of a good and amount people choose to buy

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11
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income effect states

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that when the price falls the demand increases

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12
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substitution effect indicates that people tend to

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substitute cheaper goods for expensive goods

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13
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demand schedule is a list of numbers

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that compares price and quantity demanded

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14
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demand curve is a graphic representation of the

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quantity of goods purchased at different prices

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15
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demand curve always

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slopes downward and to the right

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16
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normal good is related to consumers’

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incomes

17
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inferior goods means that demand for goods

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decrease as incomes increase and vice versa

18
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substitutes are a good capable of

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being used in place of another

19
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complements are goods that are often used in

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conjunction with another

20
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law of supply is the law that states the bond between

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prices of a good and amount available

21
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supply schedule is a list of numbers that

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compare price w quantity supplied

22
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supply curve shows

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quantity of goods at diff prices

23
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subsidies is assistance given by government to a

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business to encourage production

24
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equilibrium is the point at which

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quantity demanded and quantity supplied are equal

25
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shortage is the point in which the quantity demanded

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exceeds the quantity supplied at a given price

26
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surplus is the point at which the quantity supplied exceeds the

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quantity demanded at a given price