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28 Cards in this Set
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Supply |
Quantities of a product or service available for sale |
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Supply Schedule |
Table that shows quantities supplied at different price |
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Supply Curve |
Graphic representation of quantities at each price |
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Law of supply |
States that quantity supply is greater at higher price |
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Change in quantity supplied |
Change in number of units due to price change |
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Price elasticity of supply |
Measures responsiveness supplied to changes |
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Change in supply |
Change in number of units supplied at all prices |
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Factor of production |
Anything used to produce a good or service |
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Land |
Broad measure representing natural resources |
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Labor |
Human factor of production |
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Capital |
Previously produced goods used to produce other goods |
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Entrepreneurship |
Manageable ability and risk taking |
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Total product |
All units of a product produced at a period of time |
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Average product |
Number of output units produced per unit of input |
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Marginal product |
Increase or decrease dependent on added input |
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Short run |
When one unit is fixed and other usable amounts can change |
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Diminishing marginal product |
When more of one output is added, marginal input decreases |
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Long run |
The amounts of all inputs can be changed |
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Scale of production |
Overall level of use of factors of production |
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Return to scale |
Relationship between changes in production and change in the amount output |
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Explicit costs |
Payment made to others as cost of running a business |
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Opportunity costs |
Value of any alternative you must give up when you make a choice |
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Equilibrium price |
Price at which quantity demand equals quantity supply |
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Equilibrium quantity |
Quantity that is both demanded and supplied at equal price |
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Shortage |
Quantity demand is greater than quantity supplied at certain price |
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Surplus |
Quantity supplied is greater than quantity demand at certain price |
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Price floor |
Minimum price set by government above market equilibrium |
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Price ceiling |
Maximum price set by government below market equilibrium |