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law of demand



If everything is constant



As price falls demand Quantity


increases And as price rises quantity demand decreases



Income effect


• as price goes up quantity demanded goes down

Five variables which affect the demand curve



• income


• price of substitution goods


• tastes


• Population demographics


• expected future prices

Supply





• in general, as prices go up producers want to sell more





Law of supply
If everything is constant, higher prices equals higher quality supplied and lower prices equals lower quality supplied

Five variables that Shift


market demand

• prices of inputs


• technological change
• prices of related goods


• Number of firms in the market
• Expected future prices


Price of substitution goods



As prices increases in one good demand for another good increases

Population and demographics
As population increases demand increases
Technological change

• something that changes productivity
• change in the ability of a firm to produce a given output with a given level of input

Expected future prices

How prices are gonna be in the future

Consumer surplus

• difference between what you're willing to pay for an item, and the actual price you pay, assuming you pay

Producers surplus



The difference between what producers are willing to sell for An item and the actual price they Are willing sell the item for

Marginal cost


• additional cost to a firm of producing one more unit

Economic surplus

• sum of consumer surplus and producers surplus
Dead weight loss
Reduction in economic surplus from a lack of a competitive market

Price ceiling

• a legally determined maximum price that Sellers may change


• cannot go above it

Price floor

• air league lead in turn minimum price of Sellers may receive


• cannot go below it

Binding

• has actual affect

Tax incidence

• is how the tax burden is divided

Tax burden
• deadweight loss caused by a tax