WEEK 3 Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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firm

A
  • organization that transforms resources (inputs) into products (outputs)
  • producing units in an economy
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entrepreneur

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person who

  • Organises
  • Manages
  • Assumes risk of firm

takes new idea/product and turns it into successful business

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3
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households

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consuming units in an economy

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4
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product/output markets

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markets in which goods/services are exchanged

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5
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factor/input markets

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markets in which resources used to produce goods and services are exchanged

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6
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circular flow diagram

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7
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land market

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input market in which households supply land in exchange for rent

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labor market

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market in which households supply work to firms in exchange for labor

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9
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capital market

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market in which households supply savings to firms to invest in exchange for interest or future profits

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What do firms determine?

A

types and quantities of

  • outputs supplied
  • inputs demanded
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What do households determine?

A

types and quantities of

  • products demanded
  • inputs supplied
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12
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What are the factors of demand?

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  1. Price of product
  2. Available income
  3. Amount of accumulated wealth
  4. Price of other products
  5. Taste and preferences
  6. Expectations of future
    • income
    • wealth
    • prices
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13
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quantity demanded

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amount of a product that a household is willing and able to buy in a given period at the current market price

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14
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What is the difference between

  1. movement of quantity demanded/supplied
  2. shift in demand/supply?
A
  1. movement of quantity demanded/supplied caused by change in price
  2. shift in demand/supply caused by change in non-price determinants
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15
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demand schedule (curve)

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(graph showing) how much of a given product a household would be willing to buy at different prices for a given period

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16
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law of demand

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  • as price increases, quantity demanded decreases
  • as price decreases, quantity demanded increases
  • ceteris paribus
17
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Why does the demand curve cross the x-axis?

A
  • time limitations
  • diminishing marginal utility
18
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Why does the demand curve cross the y-axis?

A

limited income/wealth

19
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income

A

sum of

  1. Wages
  2. Salaries
  3. Profit
  4. Interest payments
  5. Rent

and other forms of earnings in a given time

20
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wealth/net worth

A

total value of what a household owns minus what it owes

21
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Is

  1. income
  2. wealth

a stock or flow measurement?

22
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normal goods

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goods for which when

  • income increases, demand increases
  • income decreases, demand decreases
23
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inferior goods

A

goods for which when income increases, demand decreases

24
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substitutes

A
  • goods that can serve as replacements for one another
  • when the price of good A increases, demand for good B increases
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perfect substitutes
identitical products
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complements
* goods that 'go together' * when the price of good A decreases, demand for good B increases
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market demand
sum of all goods/services demanded per period by all households in the market for a specific good/service
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quantity supplied
amount of a particular product that a firm is willing and able to offer for sale at a particular price in a given period
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supply schedule (curve)
(graph) table showing how much of a product firms will sell at different prices in a given period
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law of supply
* increase in price, increase in quantity supplied * decrease in price, decrease in quantity supplied * ceteris paribus
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market supply
sum of everything supplied by all producers of a product in a given period
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equilibrium
* quantity demanded = quantity supplied * no tendency for price to change
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shortage
condition that exists when quantity demanded exceeds quantity supplied at the current price
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surplus
condition that exists when quantity supplied exceeds quantity demanded at the current price
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1. consumer surplus 2. producer surplus
1. difference between the maximum price a person is willing and able to pay and the current market price 2. difference between the current market price and the cost of production for the firm
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deadweight loss
total loss of producer and consumer surplus due to under or overproduction
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determine Q and P when 1. increase in demand, increase in supply 2. decrease in demand, decrease in supply 3. increase in demand, decrease in supply 4. decrease in demand, increase in supply
1. increase in Q, cannot determine P 2. decrease in Q, cannot determine P 3. increase in P, cannot determine Q 4. decrease in P, cannot determine Q