TEST 8 Economics Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
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What is the amount of a good that is bought at a certain price under certain conditions

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Demand

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What is the relationship between a good’s price and the amount the people is willing to buy

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Demand

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3
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The relationship between a good’s price and the amount the producers are willing to provide

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Supply

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4
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The 2 types of value

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Value in use and value in exchange

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5
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Value that is directly related to the benefits that owners receive through their use

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Value in use

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6
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What is a particular good in exchange for some other good

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Value in exchange

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7
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The amount of money that a buyer pays a seller for a particular item

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Price

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8
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As one’s supply of a specific good increases the satisfaction derived for each additional unit decreases

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Diminishing Marginal Utility

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9
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The amount of satisfaction that results from a one unit increase tends to become smaller with each additional unit

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Marginal Utility

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10
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The total amount of satisfaction for receiving a particular good is called

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Total utility

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11
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As the price of a good increases the quantity demanded decreases

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The law of demand

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12
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When the price of a good falls consumers tend to buy more of that good or other items because they can do so without giving up anything

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Income effect

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13
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What indicates that people tend to substitute less expensive goods for ones who’s prices has risen

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Substitution effect

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14
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For everyone there is a point in which price becomes the point of consideration

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True

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15
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What is a list of numbers that compare price with quantity

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Demand schedule

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16
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Graphic representation of the quantity of goods purchased at different prices

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Demand curve

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17
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Demand curve goes to what direction

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Down right

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18
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Things that affect a change in demand pg.57-58

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19
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Taste and preferences affect in quantity demanded

20
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Population affects in change of quantity supplied

21
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A good who’s demand is directly related to consumers incomes

22
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Demand for what type of items decreases as what incomes increases?

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Inferior goods

23
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A good capable of being use in place of another

24
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A good often use in conjunction with other

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As the price of a good increases the quantity supplied also increases
Law of supply
26
What is a list of numbers that compares price with quantity supplied
Supply schedule
27
Things that affect the change in supply
28
What is called when a government would give money to improve production
Subsidies
29
What is point in which quantity supplied and quantity demanded stay equal
Equilibrium
30
Fall below the equilibrium
Shortage
31
Above the equilibrium
Surplus
32
The sharper the curve, the more what?
Inelastic
33
What allows for goods to be elastic
Substitutes
34
Price ceilings results in what?
Shortage
35
Price floors results in
Surplus
36
Good way to destroy a city
Booming and rent control
37
Signs that are used by consumers and producers to determine how much of a good to buy or sell at a given price and time
Market signals
38
Goods that have a life expectancy of less than three years
Nondurable goods
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Products that are expected to last at least three years
Durable goods
40
The part of an economy that is controlled by private individuals, businesses, and organizations.
Private sector
41
The part of economy which is controlled by national, state, and local governments
Public sector
42
The reason that a person is willing to trade certain goods wether they are tangible items, or other goods.
Profit motive
43
The value of the best alternative that is foregone when a different alternative is taken
Opportunity cost
44
The wage that will cost people who run their own establishments to hire managers to manage their business for them
Wage of management
45
Total value of a business minus any liability
Equity