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Microeconomics-4

Exam 1

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how much likely sold market potential
quantity demanded depends on: price, population size, consumer incomes, tastes, prices of other products
if price increases, quantity demanded (increases or decreases) decreases
displays how much consumers in particular area are willing and able to buy at different prices during a specified period of time demand schedule
as price increases, consumers _____ of market and _____ drop out; switch to different/similar product
as price increases, consumption _____ decreases
demand curves have _____ slope negative
demand curves display relationship between: price and quantity demanded
shifts in demand curve do not occur due to changes in _____ price
changes in any influences on demand other than price: shift entire demand curve
if there is a change in price... movement along demand curve
if consumer income increases, demand (increases or decreases); curve shifted which direction? increases; right
if population increases, consumption of (more or less) of the good; curve shifted which direction? more; right
if successful ad campaign, consumption of (more or less) of the good; curve shifted which direction? more; right
if consumer preference in favor of good, curve shifted _____ right; outward
if alternative goods become cheaper, demand (increases or decreases); curve shifted which direction? decreases; left
if price of a complement decreases, demand for good (increases or decreases); curve shifted which direction? increases; right
increase price of goods that are substitute for good in question, (increases or decreases) demand; curve shifted which direction? increases; right
increase price of good normally used with good in question, (increases or decreases) demand; curve shifted which direction? decreases; left
quantity demanded only based on _____ price
entire curve represents _____, not _____ demand; quantity demanded
A demand curve shows the relationship between the ______ of a good and its ______________. price; quantity demanded
If nothing else changes, an increase in the price of a good leads to a _______ in the quantity demanded of that good. decrease
Movement along a demand curve is caused by changes in the _______. Demand curves ______ when something else that affects how much people want to buy changes. price; shift
What is something that causes the demand curve to shift when it changes? population size, consumer income, tastes/preferences, price of substitutes
The figure shows the market for orange juice. If the market starts at point A, an increase in the price of soda will most likely lead to point ___. D
quantity supplied (is or isn't) fixed isn't
increase in price leads to an (increase or decrease) in quantity supplied increase
as increase resources devoted to production of a good, the OC of obtaining another unit (increases or decreases) increases
more profitable to increase production of a good only if sell product at (higher or lower) price? higher
relationship between price and quantity supplied supply schedule
supply schedules show how much sellers are willing to _____ during a specified period of time provide
supply curves slope upward
determinants of supply schedule (shifts) size of industry, technological inputs, prices of inputs, prices of related outputs
if more people enter industry, the quantity supplied (increases or decreases); shifting curve which direction? increases; right
if more producing locations, the quantity supplied (increases or decreases); shifting curve which direction? increases; right
if decrease industry, quantity supplied (increases or decreases); shifting curve which direction? decreases; left
technological processes that reduce costs shift curve which direction? right
reducing production costs shifts curve which direction? right
increase in price of inputs that suppliers must buy will shift SC which direction? left
A supply curve shows the relationship between the ______ of a good and its _______ _______. price; quantity supplied
If nothing else changes, a decrease in the price of a good leads to a _______ in the quantity supplied of that good. decrease
______ ______ a supply curve is caused by changes in the price. Supply curves shift when something else that affects how much people want to _______ changes. movement along; sell
What is something that causes the supply curve to shift when it changes? technological progress, input prices, output prices, number sellers
The figure shows the market for backpacks. If the market starts at point A, an increase in the price of backpacks will most likely lead to point __. E
quantity demanded exceeds quantity supplied shortage
shortage drives price (up or down) up
quantity supplied exceeds quantity demanded surplus
surplus drives price (up or down) down
"market clearing" price equilibrium price
when quantity demanded equals quantity supplied equilibrium price
if price lower than equilibrium price: shortage
what happens when there is a shortage? some customers are unable to purchase desired quantities and offer to pay more
when there is a shortage, market price (increases or decreases); why? increases; consumer competition
if price exceeds equilibrium surplus
what happens when there is a surplus? producers unable to sell desired quantities and undercut competitors by reducing price (price cutting)
are markets always in equilibrium? no
_____ is disrupted by changes in supply and demand equilibrium
in free market, forces of supply and demand push price toward equilibrium level
shifts in supply and demand curves _____ equilibrium disrupt
rightward shift of demand curve: increases equilibrium price and quantity
leftward shift of demand curve: decreases equilibrium price and quantity
rightward shift of supply curve: decreases equilibrium price and increases equilibrium quantity
leftward shift of supply curve: increases equilibrium price and decreases equilibrium quantity
When a market is in equilibrium, the price is at the level where _______ and _______ are equal. quantity supplied; quantity demanded
In the figure, the equilibrium price of sunglasses is _______ dollars per pair and the equilibrium quantity is _______ pairs of sunglasses. 60; 450
In the same figure, at a price of $90/pair there will be a _______ of ______ pairs of sunglasses. surplus; 450
If there is a shortage in the market for flashdrives, the price of flashdrives will _____, the quantity demanded will ______ and the quantity supplied will ______. increase; decrease; increase
The graphs in the figure show the supply and demand curves for the market for bicycle helmets. Which panel best describes what happens in this market if the price of bicycles rises substantially? panel D
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