Econ Chapter 4

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What is law of demand?

price goes up, demand goes down

price goes down, demand goes up

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Price and demand move in _______ directions.

opposite

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What is quantity demand?

the amount of a good that consumers are willing and able to purchase at a particular price over a given period of time

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Quantity demand represents ________ on a graph and it happens due to a change in _______.

movement and price

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What are two factors that affect consumer buying?

substitution effect and income effect

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What is substitution effect?

when an increase in the price of a good causes a consumer to switch away from that good and toward other goods that do not experience a price increase

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What is an example of a substitution effect?

price of coke doubles so you buy pepsi

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What is income effect?

the change in consumption that occurs when a price increase causes consumers to feel poorer or when a price decrease cases them to feel richer or an actual change in their income

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What is demand schedule?

a table that relates the quantity demanded of a particular good to its price

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what is a demand curve?

a graphical representation of the demand schedule for a good showing the quantity demanded at each price

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What is market demand curve?

a graphical representation of the quantity of a good demanded by ALL consumers in the market at each price

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_______ of the demand curve represents a change in the amount people are willing and able to buy at every price (no change in price)

shift

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Increase in demand will shift the curve to the _________

right

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Decrease in demand will shift the curve to the _____

left

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What is change in quantity demanded?

a movement along the demand curve caused by a change in price

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what is change in demand?

a shift of the demand curve due to the quantity demanded not a change in price

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what is movement along a demand curve?

caused due to change in price

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what are events that can influence a shift in demand?

taste, income, price related goods, expectations, number of buyers

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What is a normal good?

an increase in demand when income rises or a decrease in demand when income decreases describes a normal good

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what is a inferior good?

an increase in demand when income decreases or a decrease in demand when income increases

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what is an example of a normal good?

buying combo meal at a fast food place

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what is an example of an inferior good?

buying off the $1 menu at a fast food placeand

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An inferior good is just ____ expensive

less

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What are substitutes?

when an increase in the price of one of the goods leads to an increase in the demand for the other goode

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what is an example of substitutes?

price of coke goes up, so you buy pepsi

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what are complements?

when two goods are consumed together an an increase in the price of one of the goods leads to a decrease in the demand for the other

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what is an example of a complement

increase in the price of syrup leads to a decrease in the demand for pancakes

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Give an example of how do expectations influence demand?

a storm, everybody fills up with gas, goes to the store to buy food

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the more buyers the _______ _____ _______

higher the demand

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what is elasticity of demand?

a measure of how strongly consumers respond to a change in the price of a good

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what is elastic?

when consumers respond to a change in price with a relatively large change in the quantity demanded

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what are examples of items that would be elastic?

luxuries

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what is inelastic?

when consumers respond to a change in price with a relatively small change in demand

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what is an example of something that would be inelastic?

necessities