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Scarcity
Reality that we have unlimited wants but limited resources
5 econ assumptions
scarcity
Due to scarcity choices must be made. Every choice has a trade-off
Everyone acts based on their own self interest
Choices are made by comparing marginal costs and benefits
Real life situations are analyzed via graphs
Trade off
All of the alternatives we give up when we make a choice
Opportunity Cost
Second choice. Most alternative given up when u make a choice
Four factors of production
land
Labor
Capital (physical and human)
Entrepreneurship
Capital goods and future growth
Countries that produce more capital goods will have more future growth
Per unit opportunity costs
Opportunity cost/ unit gained
Input
I O U, other value goes under
Output
OOO other value goes over
Law of demand
Inverse relation shop between price and quantity demanded
The substitution effect
If price goes up for product A consumers will by less of it and more of its substitute
The Income Effect
If price goes down for product, purchasing power for consumers go up
The law of diminishing marginal utility
As u consume more everything satisfaction wil start to decrease
shifters of demand
tatstes and preferences
number of consumers
price of related goods
income
future expectations
normal and inferior goods
normal: as income increases demand icreases
inferior good; as income increases demand fals
law of supply
at highrt prices profit seeking firms have an incentive to produce more
5 shifters of supply
prices/ availability of recources
number of sellers
technolodgy
government action (taxes and subsidies)
expectation of future profits
what does the free market want?
to go back to equiilibriuem