Section 1 Flashcards

(26 cards)

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Economics

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Can’t have all your wants but can have some

- $ lead to jobs and jobs lead to $

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2
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examples of resources

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time, skills, and education

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3
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scarcity

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dont have enough resources to get our wants

- scarcity=choices

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4
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land

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natural resources

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5
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labor

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human

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6
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capital

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anything produced that aids in the production of something else

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7
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entrepreneurial ability

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management

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8
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resource market

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how much we get since we provide our resources

- households sell business buys

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9
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product market

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business sells, households buy

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10
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law of demand

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when there is a inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded

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determinant of quantity demanded

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  • price (law of demand)
  • increase in prices decreases the quantity demanded
  • decrease in price increases the quantity demanded
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12
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non-price determinants of demand

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TASTES

  • increase in the taste or preference for a good or service increases the demand for the good or service (shift right)
  • decreases in the taste or preference for a good or service decreases the demand for the good or service (shift left)
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13
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non-price determinants of demand

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Income of normal goods

  • normal goods increase income leads to a increase in demand
  • decrease in income leads to a decrease in demand
  • inferior goods increase income leads to a decrease in demand
  • inferior goods decrease in income leads to a increase in demand
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14
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price of related good or compliments

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complements

  • increase in the price of a complement good decreases the demand for the good or service
  • decrease in price of a complement good leads to a increase in the demand of the good or service
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price of related goods or substitutes

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  • increase of the price of a substitute leads to a increase in demand of a good or service
  • decrease of the price leads to a decrease in the demand of the good or service
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16
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of buyers

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  • increase of the number of buyers for a good or service leads to a increase in demand
  • decrease in the number of buyers for a good or service leads to a decrease in demand
17
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determinant of quantity supplied

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price (law of supply)

  • increase in the price increases the quantity supplied
  • decrease in price decreases the quantity supplied
18
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non-price determinant of supply

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  • resource costs
  • technology
  • number of sellers
  • taxes and subsidies
19
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resource costs

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increase in the resource costs used in the production of a good or service decreases the supply of the good or service
decrease in resource costs used in the production of a good or service increase the supply of the good or service

20
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technology

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technological advances in the production process increases the supply of the good or service

21
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number of sellers

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increases in the number of sellers of a good or service increases the supply of the good or service
decreases in the number of sellers of a good or service decreases the supply of the good or service

22
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Taxes and Subsidies

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  • increases the taxes decreases the supply of the good or service
  • decreases in the taxes increases the supply of the good or service
  • increases in the subsidies increases the supply of the good or service
  • decrease in the subsidies decreases the supply of the good or service
23
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elasticity

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measure of response

24
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price elasticity of demand

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Qn-Qo-Qn+Qo/2 / Pn-Po-Po+Pn/2
- sign means ordinary good
Ed<1= inelastic, insensitive
Ed>1= elastic, sensitive

25
income elasticity of demand
+ sign normal good - sign inferior good Ei<1 inelastic insensitive Ei>1 elastic sensitive
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Cross price elasticity
+ sign subsitutes - sign complements Exy<1 inelastic insensitive Exy>1 elastic sensitive