microeconomics Flashcards

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Microeconomics

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Study of economics on a small scale i.e. business, individuals

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macroeconomics

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study of economics on a large scale i.e. national debt

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3
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economic interdependence

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local or global situation that occurs because we rely on one another to meet our economic needs

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4
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circular flow diagram

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illustrated model economists use to show the characteristics of and relationship that exists between households and businesses

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5
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product market place

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where good and services are sold to consumers

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6
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factor (resource)

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place where households sell resources to businesses

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7
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law of supply

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an economic principle stating that as the price rises, the quantity of the good consumers are willing to sell increases

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law of demand

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an economic principle stating that as the price of a good rises, the quantity of the good consumers

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quality supplied

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amount of goods or services consumers are willing to sell at various prices in the market

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quantity demanded

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amount of good and services consumers are willing to purchase at various prices in the market

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11
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complimentary goods/service

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goods or services that go together

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12
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goods that can be used in place of another good

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substitute goods/services

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13
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price where quantity supplied equals quantity demanded

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equilibrium price (market clearing price)

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14
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instituted by the government, this is the lowest price a product can be sold at

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price floor

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15
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this is created when supply of a product is greater than the demand for the product

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surplus

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16
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instated by government, the max price that can be charged for a good or service

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price ceiling

17
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created when a price is below equilibrium the quantity demand is greater than the shelter

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shortage

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example of a price floor, instituted by the government , which is the lowest a worker can be paid

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minimum wage

19
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price ceiling created by the government that creates affordable pricing in shelter

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rent control housing

20
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sole proprietorship

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business type where one owner has total responsibility for debts

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debts of a business are divided amongst one owner

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shared liability

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business type with two or more owners with shared liability and responsibility

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partnership

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corporation

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business type where the company is owned by shareholders

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market structure where the producer has total controller good and services

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monopoly

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oligopoly

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market structure with few competitors

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market structure where several competitors sell a differentiated good and service

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monopolistic

27
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market structure with many sellers selling and identical product

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pure (perfect) competition