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What is the quantity supplied?
the actual amount of a good or service people are willing to sell at some specific price
What is a supply schedule?
Shows how much of a good or service producers would supply at different prices
What is the 6th determinant of supply
Taxes and subsidies
Supply curve
Shows the relationship between the quantity supplied and the price
Law of supply
States that all other things being equal, the price and quantity supplied of a good are positively related (as price rises, quantity rises too)
What is a change in supply?
Shift of the supply curve, indicating a change in the quantity supplied at any given price
What is movement along the supply curve
Change in the quantity supplied of a good arising from a change in the good’s price
T/F A change in demand can affect supply and vice versa
False
If a change in demand causes a change in price, it will affect the quantity supplied by -________
If a change in supply causes a change in price, it will affect the quantity demanded by ________
causing a movement along the demand curve
Increase in supply in the supply curve shown through
rightward shift of the supply curve
Decrease in supply shown through
leftward shift of supply curve
What are the five factors for shifts of the supply curve?
What are the five factors for shifts of the supply curve?
input prices
prices of related goods or services
producer expectations
the number of producers
technology
What is an input?
a good or service that is used to produce another good or service
When the price of an input falls, the supply of the good _____
When the price of an input increases, the supply of the good ______
increases, decreases
What are substitutes in production?
producers can use the same inputs to make either one good or the other
What are complements in production?
increased production of either good creates more of the other
When the price of a related good or service such as a substitute in production falls, supply of the original good _______
When the price of a related good or service such as a substitute in production rises, supply of the original good _______
increases, decreases
When the price of a related good or service such as a complement in production rises, supply of the original good _____
When the price of a related good or service such as a complement in production falls, supply of the original good _____
increases, decreases
When the price is expected to fall in the future, the supply today ______
When the price is expected to rise in the future, the supply today ______
increases, decreases
When the number of producers rises, the market supply of the good ______
When the number of producers falls, the market supply of the good ______
increases, decreases
What is technology when regarded in economics?
all the methods people can use to turn inputs into useful goods and services
When the technology used to produce the good improves, the supply of the good ______
When the technology used to produce the good is no longer available, the supply of the good ______
increases, decreases
What is an individual supply curve?
the relationship between quantity supplied and price for an individual producer
What is the market supply curve?
combined total quantity supplied by individual producers in the market depending on the market price of the good
horizontal sum of individual supply curves of all producers
According to the law of supply, which of the following is true as the price of a good or service decreases?
Producers are willing and able to sell less because their profits decrease.
When is an economic situation in equilibrium?
When no individual would be better off doing something different. Equilibrium in a competitve market occurs where the supply and demand curve intersect.
When is a competitive market in equilibrium?
When the price has moved to a level which the quantity demanded of a good equals the quantity supplied of that good. No buyer or seller would be better off at a different price
What is the equilibrium price?
The price that matches the quantity supplied and quantity demanded
What is the equilibrium price also known as? Why?
the market-clearing price; every buyer would be able to find a seller willing to sell at the price they are wiling to payc
What is the equilibrium quantity?
quantity of the good bought and sold at the equilibrium price
Why do all sales and purchases take place at the same price?
a seller isn’t going to be willing to sell at a really low price compared to other sellers and a buyer isn’t going to be willing to pay a really high price compared to to other buyers
What is the market price?
The price where all sellers receive and all buyers pay approximately the same
When is a market in disequilibrium?
market price is above or below the price that equates the quantity demanded with quantity supplied
What is a surplus? What is it also known as?
when quantity supplied exceeds quantity demanded
Equal to the difference between quantity supplied and quantity demanded
Occurs when the price is above its equilibrium level
excess supply
A surplus occurs when the market price is ____ the equilibrium
above
What is a shortage? What is it also known as?
Occurs when the quantity demanded exceeds the quantity supplied
Equal to the difference between quantity demanded and supplied
Occur when the price is below the equilibrium level
Excess demand
If there is a shortage, prices will ____
If there is a surplus, prices will ____
increase, decrease
t/f The market price always moves towards the equilibrium price, where there is no shortage or surplus
true
When the demand for a good or service increases, the equilibrium price and the equilibrium quantity ______. Why?
increase, shortage at original market price
When demand for a good or service decreases, the equilibrium price and quantity _____. Why?
decrease, surplus at original market price
When supply of a good or service decreases, the equilibrium price of the good or service ____ and the equilibrium quantity will ______. Why?
increase, decrease, shortage at original market price
When supply of a good or service increases, the equilibrium price of the good or service ____ and the equilibrium quantity will ______
decrease, increase, surplus at original market price
When the demand increases and supply decreases, the equilibrium price _____
if the shift in demand is larger than the shift in supply, the equiilibrium quantity _______
if the shift in demand is smaller than the shift in supply, the equiilibrium quantity _______
increases, increases, decreases
When the demand decreases and supply increases, the equilibrium price _____
if the shift in demand is larger than the shift in supply, the equiilibrium quantity _______
if the shift in demand is smaller than the shift in supply, the equiilibrium quantity _______
decreases, decreases, increases
When both demand and supply increase, the equilibrium quantity _______
if the shift in demand is larger than the shift in supply, the equiilibrium price _______
if the shift in demand is smaller than the shift in supply, the equiilibrium price _______
increases, increases, decreases
When both demand and supply decrease, the equilibrium quantity _______
if the shift in demand is larger than the shift in supply, the equiilibrium price _______
if the shift in demand is smaller than the shift in supply, the equiilibrium price _______
decreases, decreases, increases
Which of the following describes equilibrium in the supply and demand model?
Supply equals demand.
There is no tendency for price to change.
The market has either a surplus or a shortage.
Price is equal to quantity.
The number of buyers and sellers is balanced.
There is no tendency for the price to change
To protect high-cost domestic producers, a country imposes a tariff on an imported commodity, Y. Which of the following is most likely to occur in the short run?
A decrease in domestic production of Y
An increase in domestic production of Y
An increase in foreign output of Y
An increase in domestic production of Y