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Supply and Demand
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What is an elastic good?
Demand is price sensitive, a want.
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Costs that change due to the rise and fall of production.
Variable Costs
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What does ceteris paribus mean?
all other things held constant.
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Costs of production that do not change.
Fixed Costs
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What two things must you have to be considered part of demand?
willing and able
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Name three of the six determinates of demand
income, number of buyers, preference, complements, substitutes, future price.
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A table describing the prices and quantities supplied of a given produce.
Supply Schedule
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Give an example of a normal good.
Any name brand
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The supply curve goes... (up or down)
up
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_____ are goods that can be purchased in place of one another.
Substitutes
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The demand curve goes... (up or down)
down
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The concept that as price goes up, demand goes down...and vice versa
Law of Demand
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Give an example of an exception to supply.
Anything that has been discontinued or can not be produced
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Give an example of an inferior good.
Any off brand
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Complementary goods are:
Goods that are purchased together
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Draw a decrease in the demand curve.
shifts left
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A table describing the prices and quantities demanded of a given produce.
Demand Schedule
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The law of supply states, as price increases...
supply increases
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What is an inelastic good?
Demand is not price sensitive, a need.
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