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Definitions Goods Putting it all together Chapter three To shift or not to shift $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $ 500$500
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An institution or mechanism that brings together buyers and sellers of particular goods, services, or resources. A For $100
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What is a market? Back to Game
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A schedule or a curve that shows the various amounts of a product that consumers are willing and able to purchase at each of a series of possible prices during a specified period of time. A For $200
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What is demand ? Back to Game
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A schedule or curve showing the amount of a product that producers are willing and able to make available for sale at each of a series of possible prices during a specific period. A For $300
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What is supply? Back to Game
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The table form of representing demand. A For $400
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What is a demand schedule? Back to Game
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As prices rise, the quantity supplied rises, as price falls, the quantity supplied falls. A For $500
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What is the law of supply? Back to Game
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Products whose demand varies directly with money income. B For $100
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What are normal goods? Back to Game
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Products whose demand varies inversely with money. B For $200
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What are inferior goods? Back to Game
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Goods that can be used in place of another good. B For $300
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What are substitution goods? Back to Game
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Goods that are used together with other good. B For $400
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What are complementary goods? Back to Game
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Goods that are not related to one another. B For $500
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What are independent goods? Back to Game
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If beef and chicken are substitutes, then this is what happens when the price of beef rises. C For $100
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What is the demand for chicken rises? Back to Game
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If Hummers and gasoline are complements, then this is what happens when the price of gasoline increase. C For $200
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What is the demand for Hummers decreases? Back to Game
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Expectations of higher future prices may cause this change in demand today. C For $300
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What is increase current demand ? Back to Game
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You work for BP and there is news that your business is going to lay-off 10,000 employees in the next six- months, thus your demand for a vacation does this. C For $400
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What is decrease? Back to Game
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C For $500 Higher resource prices raise production cost, thus causing this change in supply.
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What is a decrease in supply? Back to Game
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It is represented in a shift of the supply curve to the right. D For $100
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What is an increase in supply? Back to Game
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It is represented by a change in the quantity demanded. D For $200
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What is a movement along a fixed demand curve from one point to another point? Back to Game
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This relationship exist between price and quantity demanded. D For $300
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What is an inverse relationship? Back to Game
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They are all the determinants that will shift the demand curve to the right or left. D For $400
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What are; Consumers’ taste Consumers’ incomes Number of consumers in the market Consumer expectations Price of related goods Back to Game
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They are all the determinants that will shift the supply curve to the right or left. D For $500
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What are; Resource prices Prices of alternative goods Technology Number of sellers in the market Price expectations Subsidies Taxes? Back to Game
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Graphically, the intersection of the supply curve and the demand curve for a product indicates this. E For $100
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What is market equilibrium? Back to Game
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We can see this effect when a decline in the price of chicken will increase the purchasing power of consumers, enabling people to buy more chicken. E For $200
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What is the income effect ? Back to Game
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They are all the factors that determine the relationship between price and quantity demanded. E For $300
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What are; People buy more of a product at a low price. Law of diminishing marginal utility. Income effect. Substitution effect? Back to Game
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Improvements in technology enable firms to produce units of output with fewer resources, leading to this. E For $400
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What is an increase in supply? Back to Game
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It occurs when there is any price level above equilibrium. E For $500
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What is a surplus of product? Back to Game
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