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Flashcards covering the key concepts of the Law of Demand and Supply, including definitions, laws, and factors affecting demand and supply.
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Law of Demand
Demand varies inversely with price.
Demand Curve
Graphical representation where price is on the y-axis and quantity on the x-axis, always with a negative slope.
Change in Quantity Demanded
Occurs when there is a change in price, moving along the demand curve.
Change in Demand
Occurs due to external factors affecting the entire demand curve, shifting it left or right.
Factors that shift demand
Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility
Satisfaction gained from a product declines with each additional unit consumed.
Price Elasticity
How much consumers respond to a change in price.
Elastic Demand
Demand that changes significantly with price changes.
Inelastic Demand
Demand that changes little with price changes.
Causes of Elasticity (Elastic and Inelastic)
Law of Supply
Supply varies directly with price; as price increases, supply also increases.
Change in Quantity Supplied
Occurs with changes in price, moving along the supply curve.
Change in Supply
Occurs when external factors shift the entire supply curve left or right.
Factors that shift supply
Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns
Level of output from one production unit declines with each additional unit.
Price Elasticity of Supply
How much sellers respond to a change in price.
Elastic Supply
Supply that changes significantly with price changes.
Inelastic Supply
Supply that changes little with price changes.
Supply vs Demand Differences
Demand refers to what consumers want while supply refers to what sellers make available.