Unit 2: Market Forces

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Money income vs. Real income

money income is used to maximize real income

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Substitution Effect

Change in prices of related goods can affect the demand

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Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility

The more you consume a thing the less you want it

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Marginal Utility

satisfaction you get from an additional unit of a product

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Law of Demand

quantity demanded is inversely related to the price

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When is demand elastic?

when a change in price greatly affects the amount of people willing to buy a good

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When is demand inelastic?

when a change in price does not greatly affects the amount of people willing to buy a good

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Supply

The willingness and ability of producers to offer goods and services for sale

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Law of Supply

the quantity supplied is usually directly related to the price

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Supply Schedules and Curves

Quantities of a good supplied at various prices

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Marginal Revenue

market value of the unit

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Marginal Cost

change in total cost divided by change in quantity

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Market Equilibrium

demand equals supply

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surplus

amount supplied exceeds quantity demanded

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shortage

quantity demanded exceeds the amount supplied

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what changes can affect demand other than price and quantity?

consumer income, price of related goods, size or composition of population, consumer expectations, consumer tastes

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Increase in demand

Rightward shift in demand curve

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Decrease in demand

leftward shift in demand curve

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what changes can cause shifts in supply other than price and quantity?

cost of resources, changes in tech, producer expectations, number of producers in market

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Increase in Supply

Rightward shift in supply curve

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Decrease in supply

leftward shift in supply curve

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Four Market Structures

Perfect, Monopoly, Imperfect, Oligopoly

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How does the US govt encourage a competitive economy?

antitrust laws

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perfect competition

many buyers and sellers, uniform, no control

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monopoly

one seller and many buyers, unique product, complete control

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imperfect competition

many buyers and sellers, some variety in products, limited control

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oligopoly

few sellers and many buyers, some variety in products, some control