How Markets Work Flashcards

1
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YED (3+)

A

Normal good = increase in income = increased demand = 0-1
Inferior good = increase in income = reduced demand = -
Luxury good = increase + increase = + 1

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2
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PED (4+)

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Always negative
1 = unitary
0-1 = inelastic
More than 1 = elastic

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3
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PED formula

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% change quantity demands/% change price

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4
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Factors affecting PED (5)

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No. Substitutes
Brand loyalty
Seasonal
Cost of product in relation to income
Necessity good

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5
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YED formula

A

% change in quantity demanded / % change in income

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6
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YED goods relation to elasticity (2)

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Luxury = elastic
Normal = inelastic

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7
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What is XED

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Responsiveness of demand for good x following change in price of y

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8
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XED formula

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% change in QD for Good X / % change in Price of Good Y

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9
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What is supply

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Quantity of g/s that a producer is willing/able to produce at a given price/time

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10
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Factors affecting supply (3)

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Productivity
Employment levels
Weather - transport + growth of food

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11
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PES - responsiveness of producer formula

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% change in QS / % change Price

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12
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PES is relation to elasticity (3)

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0-1 = inelastic
1 = unitary
1+ = elastic

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13
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Factors affecting PES (4)

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Ability to stock
Capital + labour productivity
Time to produce
Spare capacity

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14
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Price mechanism (3+)

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Incentive - high prices increases supply = higher profits
Signalling - price increase signals producers demand is high = produce more
Rationing - price increase when demand high but supply limited

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15
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What is consumer surplus

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Diff between the total amount a consumer is willing and able to pay and the price they actually pay

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16
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Whatโ€™s a consumer surplus

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Willing to pay more than market price

17
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Producer surplus definition

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Diff between producers willing and able to supply at and price they actually supply at

18
Q

What is a producer surplus

A

Producer receives more than what they are willing = extra earnings

19
Q

Types of different tax

A

Direct = individual
Indirect = g/s

20
Q

Incidence of tax - what

A

Who pays the tax

21
Q

Tax incidence who and who

A

Bottom = producer pays

22
Q

What is a subsidy

A

Grant from gov given to producer/consumer to encourage production + consumption

23
Q

Why is subsidy a gain for P + C

A

Producer = extra revenue = lower cost of production
Consumer = pay less

24
Q

Who gets what subsidy

A

Consumer = bottom

25
Q

What are the functions of money (4)

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Medium of exchange
Store of value
Unit of account
Standard of differed payment