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23 Cards in this Set

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what side of the market does the demand curve represent
it represents the consumer
law of demand
as price increases quantity demanded decreases (inversely related)
why does demand slope downwards? (2 reasons)
1) substitution effect: find something cheaper to replace it with
2) income effect: income doesn't go as far
market
everyone who supplies & demands
invisible hand
when you pursue your own interests you're contributing to the general well-being of society
opportunity cost of production
total $ involved in creating the good (resources, etc)
law of supply
as the price increases, so does supply
you're willing to make more if you get more $
equilibrium
balance between supply and demand, consumers and producers wants are in harmony because what is demanded is able to be supplied
how does the invisible hand lead to the free market?
we don't need government to say our price is wrong because of everyone's incentive to support their business, and consumers incentive to find a good deal. can't make everyone happy
what's the difference between scarcity and shortage?
shortage has more to do with price
scarcity is not under the producer's control because it relies on resources
what happens when a price is above equilibrium
surplus, you must change the price
occurs when price is below equilibrium
shortage, you must change the price
prices of substitutes
demand shifter
price of complement
demand shifter
income
demand shifter
fads
demand shifter
expected future prices
demand and supply shifter
population
demand shifter
resource prices
supply shifter
taxes
supply shifter
weather
supply shifter
changes in technology
supply shifter
change in number of sellers
supply shifter