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market

A platform either online or tangible where buyers and sellers can meet to sell or exchange goods and services

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Sub market

A smaller part of a wider market

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Demand

The amount of a good or service consumers are willing and able to purchase at different prices

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Notional demand

The desire to buy a product

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Effective demand

The ability and willingness to buy a product

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What does an increase in price cause in demand

Contraction

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What does. A price decrease cause in demand

Expansion

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Consumer surplus

Difference between what consumers are willing to pay for a good or service and what they actually pay

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Calculation of total revenue

Price x quantity

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Factors affecting demand

Trends, season, income, preference

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Normal goods

Foods we consume more of as income increases. Eg restaurants

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Inferior goods

Goods we consume less of as income increases. Eg bus travel

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Supply

The quantity of a good or service producers are willing and able to provide at different prices over time

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Calculation of profit

Total revenue - costs

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If price goes up what happens to supply

Increase in supply

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Producer surplus

The difference between what a producer is willing to sell a good or service at and what they actually sell it for

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Factors affecting supply

Conflict, costs, weather

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What does price cause the supply curve to do

Not shift

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What does a left shift in supply curve cause

Increased price

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3 functions of price mechanism

Signalling, rationing, transmission of preferences

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define the price mechanism

how the decisions of consumers and businesses interact to determine the allocation of resources

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what does a change in price cause on demand curve

movement along the line

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Signalling function

Shows producers where to match supply with consumer demand as it fluctuates

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Rationing function

Prices reflect scarcity of resources when demand in a mark out outstrips supply

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Transmission of preferences

Consumers sending information about there changing needs to producers

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Market equilibrium

Where demand and supply are equal

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Disequilibrium

Where supply and demand aren’t equal

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When supply is greater than demand what happens to price

Price will fall

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When demand is greater than supply what happens to price

Price will increase

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What happens to price and output if demand curve shifts right

Both increase

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What happens to price and output if demand curve shifts Left

Both decrease

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What happens to price and quantity when supply curve shifts left

P increase, Q decrease

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What happens to price and quantity when supply curve shifts right

P decrease, Q increase

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