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43 Terms
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Market
________: A place that allows buyers and sellers to come together.
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Diamonds
________ have a higher marginal utility.
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Behavioral economics
________: psychological /emotional effect on people as they make money decisions.
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Market Demand
: the demand for a given product and who wants to purchase it.
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Pure Competition
: large number or firms producing a product (easy for new firms to enter)
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Pure monopoly
: market where one firm is the sole seller of a products and or service (easy to control the price)
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human organs
Supply and Demand (________) demand for ________ is high and supply for ________ is low.
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Price Elasticity
: the response of consumers to a price change.
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Law of Supply
: the availability of a product that producers are willing to make at a given price.
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Market
A place that allows buyers and sellers to come together
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Law of Demand
the willingness of consumers to buy a product at a specific cost
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Law of Supply
the availability of a product that producers are willing to make at a given price
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Equilibrium Price/Quantity
the price/quantity where the intentions of buyers and sellers match
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Surplus
too much supply
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Shortage
too much demand
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Price Ceilings
sets a maximum price
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Price Floor
sets a minimum price
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Utility
the want and/or satisfied power of a product or service (satisfaction or pleasure one gets from consuming)
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Fixed Cost
costs that do not vary with changes in output
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Variable Cost
cost that changes with the level of output
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Total Cost
total fixed costs + total variable costs = total cost
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Pure Competition
large number or firms producing a product (easy for new firms to enter)
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Pure monopoly
market where one firm is the sole seller of a products and or service (easy to control the price)
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Changes in Demand
tastes, number of buyers, income, prices of related goods, consumer expectations
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Example
Apple vs Samsung
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Example
super bowl tickets
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Example
Nike vs Under Armor, similar products but ones on sale
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Example
coffee, expect to have it in the morning
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Changes in Supply
resource prices, technology, taxes and subsides, price of other goods, producer expectations, number of sellers
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Example
microchips made of metals (price of copper)
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Example
cell phone service areas
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Example
alcohol taxes
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Example
playing hockey, expensive
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Example
lumber
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Diamonds vs. Water
Diamonds have HIGHER marginal utility, water has HIGHER total utility, MARGINAL UTILITY has higher impact on price
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rational economics
assume people always make the decision that makes them the most money
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behavioral economics
psychological/emotional effect on people as they make money decisions
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Individual demand
the demand for a good/service for an individual
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cons
make more expensive (only rich would have access)
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Four types of market structures
pure competition (large number of firms producing a product), pure monopoly (market where one firm is the sole seller of a product and or service), monopolistic competition (in between, competition), oligopoly (cereal, general mills vs kellogs)
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Boy or girl/why baby-boomers
male entrepreneurs have outnumber female entrepreneurs 2 to 1. entrepreneurship is the new mid life crisis, longer life spans