econ: law of demand

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with law of demand, you have to think like a _______________

consumer

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

quantity demand

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quantity demanded will represent __________________ on a graph and it happens to due to change in _______________

movement; price

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2 factors that affect consumer buying

substitution effect and income effect

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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

substitution effect

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what is an example of the substitution effect?

price of a coke doubles, so you buy pepsi

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the change in consumption that occurs when a price increase causes consumers to feel poorer or when a price decrease causes them to feel richer or an actual change in their income (the more money you make the more you buy or spend or the less money you make the less you buy or spend)

income

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a table that relates the quantity demanded of a particular good at a particular spot

demand schedule

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

demand curve

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

market demand curve

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______________ of the demand curve represents a change in the amount people are willing and able to buy at every 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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a movement along the demand curve caused by a change in price

change in quantity demanded

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

change in demand

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caused due to a change in price

movement along the demand curve

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5 events that can influence a shift in demand

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

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

normal good

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

inferior goods

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example of a normal good

buying a combo meal at a fast food restaurant

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example of a inferior good

buying off the dollar menu at a fast food restaurant

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an inferior good is _________ expensive

less

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

substitutes

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example of a substitute

price of coke goes up, so you buy pepsi

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

complements

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example of a complement

increase in the price of syrup decreases the demand for pancakes

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example of how expectation influences demand

storms - everyone fills up gas, goes to the store, and buys food for the next two weeks

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the more buyers, the _____________ demand

higher

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

elasticity of demand

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

elastic

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examples of items that would be elastic would be ______________

luxuries (things you don’t need but want)

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

inelastic

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examples of items that would be inelastic: things that are __________________ and there are no substitutes

necessities

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if you would go into business, it would be better to produce goods that were ____________ because even the price increase demand would not change

inelastic