This is a review over chapter 3 in the third edition economics textbook.
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| What was the boy at the beginning of the chapter's name? | Danny
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| How much did the lamp go for? | $347
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| Principle of diminishing marginal utility | People tend to receive less and less additional satisfaction from any good or service as they contain more and more of it during a specific period of time.
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| Marginal utility schedule | A tabular model based upon the observation of marginal utility.
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| Marginal utility curve | A graphic representation of the marginal utility schedule.
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| William Stanley Jevons | Pest known for "The theory of Political Economy," and was the first to introduce the principle of diminishing marginal utility.
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| Demand | The willingness of consumers to purchase a product as well as their act of purchasing the item.
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| Law of demand | Everything else being held constant, the lower the price charged for a good or service, the greater the quantity of it people will demand, and thehighter the price the lower the quantity they will demand.
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| Demand schedule | A table listing various quantities demanded at various prices.
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| Demand curve | A graphic representation of a demand schedule.
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| Change in quantity demanded | Happens whenever a change in price causes a change in the number of items demanded.
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| Change in demand | Happens when a demand curve shifts.
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| Increase in demand | Means buyers are willing to demand more of a good or service at every price along the demand curve.
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| Decrease in demand | Means buyers are going to demand for less of a good or service at every price along the demand curve.
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| Normal goods | GOods that experience an increase in demand because of an increase in consumers' income.
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| Inferior goods | Goods that experience a decline in popularity as buyers' incomes increase.
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| substitute goods | Goods that households may use in place of others.
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| complementary goods | Goods that are usually purchased or used together.
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