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  • When demand is in excess compared to supply
    Shortage
  • It occurs when people can benefit from a good/service without paying anything towards it
    Free Rider problem
  • A minimum price that is accepted
    Price Floor
  • if demand for X increases when the price of Y increases, then X and Y are
    Substitutes
  • A merger among companies that provide similar products or services
    Horizontal Merger
  • The movement of expenditure, income and output around the economy.
    Circular flow of income
  • Demand for a product is very responsive to price changes
    Elastic Demand
  • When supply is in excess compared to demand
    Surplus
  • The term for cuts in government expenditure and/ or rises in taxation designed to reduce aggregate demand.
    Contractionary fiscal Policy
  • What are forms of government expenditure and taxation that reduce fluctuations in economic activity, without any change in government policy.
    Automatic stabilizers
  • A merger of unrelated companies
    Conglomerate
  • Consumption of a good by one person does not reduce the amount available for others
    Non rival
  • An economic model that illustrates opportunity costs
    PPF production possibility frontier
  • the price of one currency in terms of another currency or currencies.
    Foreign Exchange rate
  • The payment received by capital
    Interest
  • Price cannot be over the maximum
    Price ceiling
  • an increase in quantity supplied due to an increase in its price
    Extension of supply
  • When demand is does not change easily to a change in price
    Inelastic Demand
  • A good that is purchased as a result of the purchase of a related good
    A complement
  • The elasticity of a product for which you buy infinite amounts at the given price
    Perfectly elastic demand
  • Define the term inflation.
    A sustained increase in the general price level.
  • When demand is equal to supply
    Equilibrium
  • Define Economic Growth
    In the SR, increases in AD may lead to a rise in O/P if resources are unemp. In the LR it is a rise in the productive potential with rise qtity or qlity of resc
  • The payment received by Land
    Rent
  • This tax imposes the same tax percentage on individuals regardless of income and is seen as being regressive.
    Flat or Proportional tax
  • A merger that involves companies in the supply chain for a product or service
    Vertical Merger
  • Reduction in the value of an capital due to wear and tear or being obsolete
    Depreciation