Supply And Demand Flashcards

1
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Explain the supply curve

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As the cost increases, the quantity sold increases

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2
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Name 5 factors affecting supply

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3
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What is movement?

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When there is a change in price AND quantity

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4
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What is shift? Give an example

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When there is a change in quantity but price remains the same. E.g the quantity of hand sanitiser sales increased in Covid

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5
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What is an equilibrium?

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When the supply and demand equal each other

Qty supplied = qty demanded

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6
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What is supply surplus?

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When supply is higher than demand

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7
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What is supply shortage?

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When demand is higher than supply

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8
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What are the construction industry supply factors ?

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Labour
Credit
Investment
Material cost
Land
Plant
Market regulation
Competition

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9
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What is demand?

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The desire to buy a good or service

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10
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What are the 3 stages of demand?

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The consumer must;
Want it
Be planning to buy it
Be able to afford it

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11
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What are 5 factors affecting demand?

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Change in expectations. E.g petrol shortages
Change in income - normal goods. E.g luxury car sales will increase if income increases
Change in income - inferior goods. E.g frozen food sales will decrease if income increases
Change in preferences. E.g fashion
Change in number of consumers

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12
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Explain the demand curve

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The higher the price of a product the less people will buy it

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13
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What is quantity demanded?

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The amount that consumers plan to buy at a given price

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14
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What is money price?

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The amount of money it takes to buy a good or service

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15
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What is opportunity cost?

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The loss of other alternatives when the other option is chosen

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16
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What is relative price?

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Knowing if a product is good value for money when comparing it to a similar product

17
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What is marginal cost?

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If a product cost £10 to make and only £15 to make two, the marginal cost would be the difference between the cost of making one and two ( £5 in this example)

18
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What is marginal revenue?

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The additional revenue per unit gained from selling multiple units

Marginal revenue = increase in total revenue - increase in quantity

19
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What is the difference in marginal cost and marginal revenue?

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Marginal cost = the amount it costs to make a product
Marginal revenue = the amount you sell the product for

20
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What is self interest?

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To seek your own personal gain

21
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What is elastic demand?

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When a change in quantity is high due to the change in the price of the item. E.g luxury items

22
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What is inelastic demand?

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When there is a change in price but not quantity sold. E.g prescription drugs