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Economics is the study of how individuals, firms, and societies choose to use __________ resources.
scarce
Microeconomics focuses on the study of individuals, firms, households, and __________.
markets
The value of the next best option given up when making a choice is called __________.
opportunity cost
In marginal decision making, the term 'marginal' refers to the __________ unit of something.
next
A rational decision maker will consume as long as __________ is greater than __________.
MB; MC
The negative relationship between quantity and marginal benefit is known as __________ marginal benefit.
decreasing
Optimization is achieved at the decision point where __________ equals __________.
MB; MC
A table showing the possible combinations of two goods or services that can be produced given fixed resources is called a __________ schedule.
Production Possibilities
The ability to produce a good at a lower opportunity cost than another producer is defined as __________ advantage.
comparative
The Law of Demand states that as the price of a good rises, the __________ will fall, all else held constant.
quantity demanded
Demand curves slope downward due to decreasing marginal benefits, the substitution effect, and the __________ effect.
income
A change in the price of a good causes a movement along the demand curve, representing a change in __________.
quantity demanded
A change in a non-price determinant shifts the entire demand curve, resulting in a change in __________.
demand
When consumer income rises, the demand curve for a(n) __________ good shifts to the right.
normal
When consumer income rises, the demand curve for a(n) __________ good shifts to the left.
inferior
Given demand Qd=25−2P and supply Qs=3P, the equilibrium price is P= __________.
5
Given demand Qd=25−2P and supply Qs=3P, the equilibrium quantity is Q= __________.
15
At a price of P=4 with Qd=25−2P and Qs=3P, there is a market __________ of 5 units.
shortage
law of demand
as a price of a good rises, the quantity demanded will fall. All else is held constant
downward sloping
Demand is what kind of slope?
as P rises, Q…..
Quantity demanded decreases
Law of demand
as the price of a good rises, the quantity demanded will fall. All else held constant
supply curved
Qs = horizontal axis P = vertical axis
If a consumer's willingness to pay at every possible price is different
shift
Normal goods
Income rises > demand shifts right
Income falls > demand shifts left
inferior goods
Income rises > demand shifts left
Income falls > demand shifts right
law of supply
price of a good increases, quantity supplied increases
law of diminishing marginal productivity
if all inputs of production are fixed, the marginal productivity will fall all held constant
increased in supply
an increase in the quantity of a good, service or resource supplied at every price
taxes
payment made to the government from the result of economic activity
subsidy
payment from the government towards a business
supply curve shifts to the right
increase in supply
taxes and subsidies
alter cost and supply of a good or service
equilibrium
we should expect to see price and quantity converge at specific levels
equilibrium price
market clearing price is the same as