Supply and Demand Concepts

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These flashcards cover key concepts regarding supply, demand, equilibrium, and market dynamics based on the lecture notes.

Last updated 8:46 PM on 1/20/26
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What happens to supply when technology improves?

Supply increases or shifts out.

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What is the theory of equilibrium price?

It is the price where quantity demanded equals quantity supplied.

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What occurs when the price of apples is set too high?

Excess supply occurs.

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What is excess demand?

When quantity demanded is greater than quantity supplied.

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What action does the auctioneer take in response to excess supply?

Lowers the price.

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What happens to quantity demanded when prices decrease?

Quantity demanded increases.

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What occurs at equilibrium price?

The market clears with no excess supply or demand.

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What is the relationship between supply and demand curves?

Supply curves slope upward; demand curves slope downward.

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What does an increase in demand do to equilibrium price?

Equilibrium price increases.

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What happens to equilibrium quantity when demand decreases?

Equilibrium quantity decreases.

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What happens when there's an increase in supply?

Equilibrium price decreases and quantity increases.

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What is the effect of a decrease in supply?

Equilibrium price increases; equilibrium quantity decreases.

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If wages increase for workers, what happens to the supply curve?

The supply curve shifts to the left.

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What is a normal good in terms of income increases?

Demand for normal goods increases as income increases.

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What does technological change typically do to supply?

Shifts the supply curve to the right.

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What is one reason prices change in the market?

Changes in consumer demand or changes in supply conditions.

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How do auctioneers react to excess demand?

They raise the price.

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What happens when bad weather affects agricultural production?

Supply shifts to the left, increasing prices.

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What does equilibrium represent in economics?

A balance between supply and demand.

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What characterizes excess supply?

Quantity supplied is greater than quantity demanded.

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When can prices stabilize after rising?

When excess supply is eliminated and supply equals demand.