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3 Fundamental Questions of Economy
What goods and services to produce
How will these goods and service be produced
who receives them
Opportunity Cost
the value of the next best alternative that is forgone when a choice is made
Substitution Effect
the change in quantity demanded of a good from a change in the relative price of a good
Income Effect
the impact of a change in the price of a good on a consumer’s purchasing power
Graph Analysis: Increase of Substitutes
Supply curve shift to the left
Inferior Goods
When income increases, demand decreases
Normal Goods
When income increases, demand increases
When does a decrease in equilibrium price occur
When there is an increase in supply and decrease in demand
Price Floor
Government imposed minimum price for a good or service, set above the market equilibrium to prevent prices from falling to low
Graph Analysis: Decrease in the price of a product
Movement along the supply curve
Graph Analysis: An increase of inputs
Supply curve shift to the left
Comparative Advantage
a firm can produce a good at a lower opportunity cost than others
Absolute Advantage
the ability for a firm to produce a good or service more efficiently, using fewer resources or less time than another producer
Graph Analysis: an increase in he number of firms in the market
Supply Curve shift to the right
Taxes
monetary payment imposed by the government to influence economic behaviour to stop producing a good
Subsidies
financial assistance provided by the government to encourage production/consumption of a good
Tarriffs
a tax imposed by the government on imported/exported goods to raise revenue, protect domestic industries, or influence trade
Positive Externality
benefit received by a party as an indirect effect of the transactions of another party
Negative Externality
a party’s actions cause harm to another party without the responsible party bearing the costs.
Pigovian Tax
tax imposed on activities that generate negative externalities, designed to align private costs with social costs and improve economic effiiciency