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Topic 1: Market

Microeconomics ch. 3 - Demand, Supply, and Market Equilibrium

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A ______ is an institution or mechanism that brings together buyers (demanders) and sellers (suppliers) of particular goods and services Market
A ______ is any place or system where buyers and sellers interact to exchange goods or services. Market
NOTE (In this chapter, the focus is on markets that are competitive. This requires large numbers of buyers and sellers acting independently. ) NOTE (In this chapter, the focus is on markets that are competitive. This requires large numbers of buyers and sellers acting independently. )
Interactions between buyers and sellers can come from ______, ______, or ______ markets. Local National International
When it comes to markets, ______ is discovered in the interactions of buyers and sellers. Price
The farmer’s market that brings together buyers and sellers of produce in the summer is an example of a(n) ______ Local market
The US real estate market is an example of a(n) ______ National market
A grocery store is an example of a ______ Market
Online shopping (Amazon, Etsy) is an example of a ______ Market
A job market (workers sell labor, employers buy labor) is an example of a ______ Market
______ are people or groups who want to purchase a good or service. Buyers
Students buying textbooks is an example of a _______ Buyer
______ are people or businesses that produce and sell goods or services. Sellers
Publishers selling textbooks is an example of a ______ Seller
A ______ is a market with many buyers and many sellers, where no single buyer or seller controls the price. Competitive Market
Farmers selling corn is an example of a ______ Competitive Market
A ______ is a market where goods and services are bought and sold. Product Market
Clothing stores are an example of a ______ Product Market
A ______ is a market where resources (labor, land, capital) are bought and sold. Factor Market
A company hiring workers is an example of a ______ Factor Market
NOTE (The goal of the chapter is to explain the way in which markets adjust to changes and the role of prices in bringing the markets toward equilibrium.) NOTE (The goal of the chapter is to explain the way in which markets adjust to changes and the role of prices in bringing the markets toward equilibrium.)
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