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Price Mechanism
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Quiz to consolidate an introductory lesson to supply and demand and the price mechanism.
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Quantity Demanded is defined as the amount of goods or services that
buyers are willing and able to purchase at particular prices
sellers are willing and able to produce at a particular time
buyers buy all the time
buyers are able to buy in a market
2
How many sodas are demanded at $1.50
350
240
280
890
3
What motive do sellers/suppliers have that drives the Law of Supply?
sales
game
economic
profit
4
The law of demand states:
Quantity demanded increases as price decreases
Quantity demanded increases as price increases
price isn't a factor in changing quantity demanded
Quantity demanded is always in equilibrium with supply
5
The Law of Supply states there is an increase in the quantity supplied when
price decreases
price remains the same
price increases
price is at equilibrium
6
What is the surplus amount at $99,000
9
8
7
1
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Quantity supplied is the amount of a good or service that:
sellers will not produce for less than their price
sellers are willing and able to sell at particular prices
is produced for a particular market
buyers are willing and able to purchase
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If the price is too low in a market, then
A Surplus will occur
Buyers will buy more
A shortage will occur
Equilibrium is reached
9
At price $99,000 there is
A shortage of supply
A surplus of supply
a lot of apartments
Equilibrium
10
What are the 3 functions of the Price Mechanism
Signalling, Rationing and Giving Incentives
Signalling, Rationing and Pricing
Rationing, Pricing and Resourcing
How, what and for whom to produce goods for
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Equilibrium is
where demand is greater than supply
where supply is greater than demand
never reached in a free market
where demand equals supply
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A market must answer the fundamental questions of:
How, why and where to produce
How much, what and why produce
What, how much, and whom to produce for
supply and demand