Price Determination

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Full Flashcards set for section Price Determination AQA A-Level Economics

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Demand is

The amount society is willing and able to buy at a set price in a given time period

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Determinants of Demand

  • Change in consumer income

  • Change in tastes and preferences

  • Change in the price of substitutes

  • Change in the price of compliments

  • Changes in interest rates

  • Changes in consumer confidence

  • Changes in population size

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Changes in price and changes in quantity demanded is shown as

A movement along the demand/supply curve

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A change in any factor except price is shown as

A shift in the demand/supply curve

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Normal Goods

  • Where more is demanded as income rises

  • Positive YED

    • Necessities<1

    • Luxuries>1

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Inferior goods

  • Cheaper quality substitutes that people stop buying as income rises

    • Negative YED

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Supply is

The amount of a good or service that producers are willing and able to sell at given price in a given time period

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As price rises

Quantity Supplied increases

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As price falls

Quantity Supplied decreases

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Determinants of Supply

  • Changes in production costs

  • Government taxes and subsidies

  • Climatic Conditions

  • Changes in production technologies

  • Changes in the number of producers in the market

  • Changes in the objectives of the suppliers

  • Changes in the price of substitutes

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Market Equilibrium is

Where demand = supply

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Complementary Goods

  • Are those often brought together(e.g. Cars and fuel)

    • Are in joint demand

    • Have a negative XED

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Substitutes

  • Act as competing alternative products

  • Demand depends on the number and closeness of available substitutes

    • Positive XED

    • The closer the substitutes the higher the XED

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Composite Demand

  • Occurs when there are competing uses for the same good or service (e.g. land)

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Derived Demand

  • Occurs as a result of demand for another good or service (e.g metal for tins of tinned tomatoes)

  • All finished products create derived demand

  • Increase in demand for a product will create derived demand for a related good or service

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Joint Supply

  • Occurs when production creates a by-product that can also be supplied

  • An increase in the supply of one increases the supply of the other - supply curves shift left

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PED Formulae

% change in quantity demand


% change in price

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PED Determinants

  • Number of close substitutes for the good and the uniqueness of the good in the market

  • Degree of necessity of consumption

  • The % of a consumer’s income allocated to spending on the good

  • Time period allowed following a price change

  • Whether demand causes habitual consumption

  • Peak/Off Peak Demand

  • The breadth of definition of a good or service

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PES Formulae

% change in quantity supplied


% change in price

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Determinants PES

  • Spare Capacity

    • When there is spare capacity, businesses can expand output easily to meet rising demand without upward pressure on costs, so PES is elastic

  • Levels of Stock

    • Low levels of stock makes supply inelastic in the short run but when stocks can be released onto the market supply is elastic

  • Time period - short run inelastic…

  • Time required for a production

    • The longer it takes to produce a good the less responsive a firm is changes in price

  • Artificial limits on supply

    • Patents that limit which firms can supply a product will make supply more inelastic

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YED Formulae

% change in quantity demand


% change in income

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YED Relevance

  • Standard of living

    • Wealthier countries have consumers with higher disposable incomes

    • So have greater spending power and buy luxury goods and services

    • Firms produce superior products

  • The economic cycle

    • Shows the economy during recessions and boom to provide information

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XED Formulae

% change in quantity demand of x


% change in price of y

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Determine XED

  • Substitute = Positive

  • Complement = Negative

  • No relationship = 0

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XED Relevance

  • Substitute

    • Firms will try to differentiate their products

  • Complements

    • Firms will produce a range of complements to increase total revenue

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