ekastucuty of supply Flashcards

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What is elasticity of supply?

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It measures how much quantity supplied responds to price changes.

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What is the formula for PES?

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PES = % Change in Quantity Supplied / % Change in Price

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What does elastic supply mean?

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Small price change leads to large quantity supplied change (PES > 1).

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What does inelastic supply mean?

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Price change has little effect on quantity supplied (PES < 1).

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What is unitary elasticity of supply?

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Price and quantity supplied change in proportion (PES = 1).

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What factors affect elasticity of supply?

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Time period, production flexibility, and availability of inputs.

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What is perfectly elastic supply?

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Any price decrease leads to zero quantity supplied (PES = ∞).

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What is perfectly inelastic supply?

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Quantity supplied doesn’t change with price (PES = 0).

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How does elasticity of supply affect total revenue?

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Elastic supply: increase in price → increase in supply. Inelastic supply: supply doesn’t change much.

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What is the difference between elasticity of demand and supply?

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Demand elasticity measures consumer response, while supply elasticity measures producer response.

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What is the formula for Elasticity of Supply

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%ChangeinQuantitySupplied/% change in price

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