Price Theory Flashcards

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What is the definition of demand

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Demand is the quantity of goods and services a consumer is willing and able to buy at a particular price, in a given period

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What are the factors that determine demand

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  • The price of the product
  • Income of the consumer
  • Price of other (related) products
  • Tastes or preferences of consumer (trends)
  • Advertising
  • Weather Conditions
  • Size of the household

Supply and Availability DO NOT influence demand!!

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what is used in order to illustrate market demand

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A demand schedule and demand graph (curve)

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What is the quantity partly depended on

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The price of the good

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What tpye of relationship is between the price of a good and its quantity demanded

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Inverse relationship

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What is the definition of the law of the demand

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The higher the price of a good or service, the lower the quantity demanded by consumers

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What’s a demand schedule

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A table showing quantity of Goods or Services demanded at different prices

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What’s a demand curve

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A graph showing the quantity of a good or service consumers are willing and able to buy at different prices

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What is the definition of supply

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The planned quantity of a Good or service that produces are willing and able to produce and sell at each possible price level at a given time

Willingness + ability = demand

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What are the factors determining supply

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  • Price of the product
  • prices of substitute products
  • prices of factors of production and other inputs
  • expected future prices
  • state of technology (production method)
  • the number of producers
  • weather

Demand influences price and price influences supply

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What illustrates the law of supply

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A supply schedule and supply graph

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What is dependant on the price of the good

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The quantity of a good a producer is willing to supply

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What’s the relationship between the price of a good and uts quantity supplied

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Direct relationship

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What’s the definition of law of supply

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The higher the price of a goos or service, the higher the quantity supplied

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What can be combined to explain equilibrium in the market for specific good or service

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Demand and supply

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What’s the definition of market equilibrium

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The market is in equilibrium when the quantity demanded is equal to the quantity supplied. The price at which this occurs is called equilibrium

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At what point does market equilibrium occur

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Where the supply and demand curve intersect

18
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What is market price equals to

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Equilibrium price

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How do we tell the market is in disequilibrium

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If the price of the good or service is set above or below the equilibrium price

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What happens when the market is in equilibrium

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It creates excess supply or demand

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What happens to the market forces when there is disequilibrium

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the market forces are set in motion to move the market towards equilibrium

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What happens when quantity demanded is more than quantity supplied

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It leads to excess demand ( market shortage)

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What happens when quantity supplied is more than quantity demanded

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It leads to excess supply (market surplus)

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What happens when any of the other factors that determine demand change (price excluded)

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The entire demand curve will shift

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What happens when there's an increase in demand
Right shift of demand curve
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What happens when there's a decrease in demand
Left shift in demand curve
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What happens when there's changes in supply
The whole supply supply curve will shift
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What happens when there's an increase in supply
Right shift in the supply curve
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What happens when there's a decrease in supply
Left shift in supply curve