Economics as a Social Science

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What is economics?

It is the choices that you make and their opportunity costs.

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What are the constraints?

Scarcity, time, money, resources, technological limitations

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Law of Demand

as price goes up, quantity demanded goes down (vice versa)

  • depends on preferences assuming all other factors are held constant

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What can the price of substitutes do?

Change your willingness to pay

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What does it mean to have a shift in demand?

It means that there are other factors that is not price that are changing consumers want for a product.

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What does it mean to have a shift in quantity demanded?

It means that price is changing how much a good is demanded while other factors are not changing.

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What is the formula for the slope of demand?

P=b-mQ

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Economic variables can only be found on..

the first quadrant (they can only be positive)

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What are businesses called in economics?

Firms

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What are firms?

Firms are producers and sellers.

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Law of Supply

As the price of something increase, the quantity supplied will increase (vice versa)

  • Assuming if all other factors are held constant and depends only on firm technologies

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What can affect supply?

Input costs, resources, taxes, labor, capital goods, technology, # of firms, expectations

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What is the formula for the slope of supply?

P = c + dQ

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What causes a change in quantity supplied?

A change in the price of goods.

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What can a price too high cause?

It can cause a higher quantity supplied than quantity of good demanded. Results in a surplus.

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What can a price too low cause?

It can cause a lower quantity supplied than quantity of good demanded. Results in a deficit.

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Equilibrium price

The cross-section where supply = demand.

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Why dynamic pricing?

If prices are static, the market becomes inefficient when something that affects demand or supply changes.

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Markets can be considered as..

allocation mechanisms

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What is a fungible token?

A type of digital assent on a blockchain that is interchangeable and holds the same value as every other unit of that token