Price Determination In A Competitive Market Flashcards

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What does demand mean ?

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Demand is the quantity of a good or service that consumers are able and willing to by at a given price during a given period of time

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What does a demand curve show ?

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A demand curve shows the inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded

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What causes the demand shifts (PIRATES) ?

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  • Population
  • Income
    -Related goods
  • Advertising
  • Tastes And Fashion
  • Expectation
  • Seasons
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What is price elasticity of demand ?

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PED = % change in demand / % change in price

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What is elastic demand ?

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  • PED>1. A percentage change in prices will cause a large % change in quantity demanded
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What is perfect elastic demand ?

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Perfect elastic demand means that any change in price will cause the demand to fall to zero

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What is inelastic demand (0<PED<1)?

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This is when the percentage change in price will cause an even small percentage change in quantity demanded

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What is perfectly inelastic demand (PED=0) ?

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A change in price will have no effect on quantity demanded

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What does unit elasticity of demand ?

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This is when the size of % change in price is equal to % change in quantity demanded

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Define income elasticity

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Income elasticity shows how a demand of a good changes with changes in the real income

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What is the equation of YED ?

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YED = % change in quantity demanded / % change in price

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What is the cross elasticity of demand ?

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This the quantity demand of goods responds to a change in the price pf another good

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XED (+ve) = substitiutes

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XED (-ve) = complements

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15
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Define total revenue

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Total Revenue = Price Per Unit x Quantity demand

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In elastic demand what happens to price with relative to total revenue ?

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  • A reduction in price will increase a firms TR
  • A increase in price will reduce the firms TR
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In inelastic demand what happens to price with relative to total revenue

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  • A reduction in price will increase firm TR
  • A increase in price will increase the firms TR
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Define Supply

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Supply is the amount of a good/service that a producer is willing and able to supply at a given time period

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There is +ve relationship between quantity supplied and price

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What is the factors of supply (PINTSWC)?

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  • Productivity
  • Indirect Taxes
  • No. of firms
  • Technology
  • Subsidies
  • Weather
  • Costs Of Production ( Increase in costs of production , increases supply )
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What is price elasticity of supply ?

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PES = % change in supply / % change in price

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What are the factors influencing PES (Tim Saw Louise Hating Ben)?

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  • Time Scale
  • Spare Capacity
  • Level of stocks
  • How suitable factors are
  • Barriers to entry
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Define derived demand

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Derived demand is when the demand of a good is linked to the demand for a related

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What is example of a derived demand ?

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Demand of bricks is derived from building for new houses

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Define composite demand ?
This is when the good demanded has more than one use ex. milk
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Define joint demand
This is when goods that is brought together
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What is an example of derived demand
Digital cams and memory cards
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What is joint supply
Joint supply is the increasing the supply of one good causes an increase or decrease in the supply of other goods