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Name:________________ Date:_____ Economics - Demand and Supply Mr. Mize

What is Best?

How do we determine Price(BEST)?

____________________________________________ Utility ____________________________________________   

You mean, the more I buy the happier I’ll be?!?!  

Quantity Marginal Utility Total Utility 1 2 3 5 6 7 8

Diminishing Marginal Utility ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

_______ + _______ = Demand $$Price$$ Quantity Demanded

As prices _____ people will buy _____. Law of… Demand As prices _____ people will buy _____. As prices _____ people will buy ____.

Demand Curve

Why does Demand work this way? Income Effect:_______________ _____________________________________________________________________ 2) Substitution Effect: __________ ______________________________________________________________________________

What’s the difference?

Inferior Goods: ______________ _____________________________________________________________________ Normal Goods: ______________ __________________________________________________________________

Substitutes: _______________ ____________________________________________________ Complements: _____________ ____________________________________________________

Change in Quantity Demanded A movement _______ a given demand ________ caused by a ___________ in demand _______. The only _________ that can cause a change in quantity demanded is _______.

Change in Demand A ______ of the demand _______ caused by a __________ in one of the _________ of demand . A change in demand is caused by any factor affecting demand _________ price.

Plot a change in the Quantity Demanded Lets practice… Plot a change in the Quantity Demanded

Lets practice… Plot a change in Demand

_________ + ______ = Supply $$Price$$ Quantity Supplied 700 600 500 300 200 100

Producers are willing to sell… _____ for a _______ price and Law of… Supply Producers are willing to sell… _____ for a _______ price and ____ for a ______ price.

Supply Curve