Micro Final Flashcards

(50 cards)

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Q

PPB

A

production possibility boundary - amount of resources possible to produce
- can shift with changes in technology, price of resources or production

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2
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positive

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statement that can be proven/fact based

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3
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normative

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statement that is opinion based

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4
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absolute advantage

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can produce greater quantity or mangnitude

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5
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comparative advantage

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can produce with lower opportunity costs than other country

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6
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specialization

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will specialize where they have lower comp. advanange

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7
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trade

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you must give away less than it would cost you to produce yourself

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8
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demand

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price change causes shift along demand curve (Qd)

- shifts in curve = consumer income, compliments, substitues

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9
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compliments

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purchased with a product (printer and ink)

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10
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substitutes

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ex. pepsi and coke

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supply

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shifts due to technology, tax, entry/exit

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12
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Equalibrium

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set supply = to demand, solve for P sub back in to find q

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13
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Tax

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subtract from entire supply equation

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14
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Elasticity of demand

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change in Q relative to P

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15
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inelastic demand

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not responsive to change in price (less than 1)

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16
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elastic demand

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very responsive to change in price (greater than 1)

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17
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inelastic supply

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not responsive to change in price

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18
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elastic supply

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very responsive to change in price

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19
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percentage change

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% change in Q/ % change in P

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20
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Equation for when you have two points

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(Q2-Q1/P2-P1) x ((P2+P1/Q2+Q1)

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21
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one point

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change q/change p - this is slope of demand cureve x (p/q)

22
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greater than 1

23
Q

less than 1

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Q

normal goods

A

when income increases Qd increases

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inferior goods
when income increases Qd decreases
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giffin goods
inferior good where income effect is greater than substitution effect
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how to find if inferior or normal?
% change in Qd / % change in income ----- + (normal), - (inferior)
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cross price elastity
% change Qd for goodx / % change in price for goodY
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to find percentage change in something
old demand - new demand / old demand
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Economic surplus
consumer and producer surplus together
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Price floors
minimum price set, creates a surplus
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price ceiling
maximum price set, creates a shortage
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quota
same as floor and celing but vertical
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deadweight loss
loss of economic surplus due to government intervention
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black market
go up to demand curve from the quantity being supplied to find price on the black market
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marginal utility
increases when consumption decreases, decreases when consumption increases
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budget line
plot all possbible purchases (like PPB)
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indifference curve
where it is tangent with budget line = purchase. Furtehr from origin the better
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to max utility or long run coss
MUx/Px = MUy/Py
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income and substitution effect
1. draw budget line and indif curve (point A) 2. draw new budget line and indif curve (point B) 3. shift new budget line to tough old indifference curve (C) Dis between A and C is substituion effect Dis. between B and C is income effect
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If income and substituion move in same direction
normal good
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If income and substituion move in opposite direction s
inferior good
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marginal labour and capital
ML/MK decreases with more employees / capital
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Assumptions
1. many sellers, 2. many buyers, 3. no differenciation 4. free entrance
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Perfect competition
many firms with same product. - zero profit - produce where MC = ATC
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Monopoly
price makers - produce where MC = MR and charge up to the demand curve - deadweight loss is between MC and demand
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Monopolistic competition
many small firms w different products and prices (setters) - SR = monopoly (MR = MC and charge P) - LR = firms enter shifting demand and Rev down until demand is tangent to ATC
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Game theory
make pay off matrix
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Nash equalibrium
scenario where NEITHER firms would change their strategy
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Dominant strategy
which strategy will maximize the payout for each firm regardless of what the other does? - if it would change based on other firm there is no dominant strategy