The ________ shows the marginal cost of production for different quantities produced.
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model of demand
The ________ and supply explains how a perfectly competitive market operates.
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positive relationship
For a normal good, there is a(n) ________ between consumer income and the quantity consumed.
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Consumers
________ buy smaller quantities of an inferior product when their income increases.
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Taxes
________ paid to the government or subsides (payments from the government to firms to produce a product)
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equilibrium price
If the ________ and quantity move in opposite directions, the changes were caused by a change in supply.
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Excess supply
________ (sometimes called a surplus) occurs when the quantity supplied exceeds the quantity demanded, meaning that producers are willing to sell more than consumers are willing to buy.
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Excess demand
________ (sometimes called a shortage) occurs when, at the prevailing market price, the quantity demanded exceeds the quantity supplied, meaning that consumers are willing to buy more than producers are willing to sell.
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competitive market
A perfectly ________ has many buyers and sellers for a product, so no single buyer or seller can affect the market price.
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individual consumer
It shows the relationship between the price and the quantity demanded by a(n) ________, ceteris paribus.
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entire package
When two goods are complements, they are consumed together as a package, and a decrease in the price of one good decreases the cost of the ________.
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consumers preferences
The ________ or tastes and advertising that may influence preferences.
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single supply curve
A movement along a(n) ________ is called a change in quantity supplied, a change in the quantity a producer is willing and able to sell when the price changes.
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demand curve
The market moves downward along the ________, increasing the quantity demand.
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equilibrium price
If the ________ and quantity move in the same direction, the changes were caused by a change in demand.
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supply curve
The market moves downward along the ________, decreasing the quantity supplied.
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Excess Supply
________ Causes the Price to Drop.
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supply curve
The market moves upward along the ________, increasing the quantity supplied.
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individual supply
The starting point for a discussion of ___________ is a supply schedule, a table that shows the relationship between the price of a particular product and the quantity that an individual producer is willing to sell.
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individual supply curve
The ______________________ is a graphical representation of the supply schedule.
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change in demand
To convey the idea that changes in these other variables change the demand schedule and the demand curve, we say that a change in any of these variables causes a __________________.