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Duplicate of CRASH COURSE: ECON #4: Supply and Demand
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Crash Course Econ #4 Supply and Demand
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What is information markets give that guides buyers and sellers on their buying and selling?
price signals
market watch
selling advice
buying advice
2
If the price of an item is low, there is likely to be what economic condition?
depression
shortage
surplus
recession
3
What direction does a supply curve slope?
up
down
none
sideways
4
Which direction does a demand curve slope?
left
up
sideways
down
5
If the price of an item is high, there is likely to be what economic condition?
surplus
shortage
maxium
depression
6
Markets are very good at allocating scarce resources in what manner?
The best way possible
The scare allocation method
Their most inefficient use
Their most efficient use
7
If there’s only one thing you should learn in economics, what would it be?
Supply and Demand
Market Forces
Fiscal Policy
The law of Diminished Marginal Utility
8
Every dollar spent signals two things to producers. What are they?
What consumers are wearing this year.
What to put on sale at a discount.
What to put in the front of the store.
What should be produced and how it should be produced.
9
What is "When the price goes up, people buy less; when the price goes down, people buy more."?
Law of Economics
Law of the Lord
Law of Supply
Law of Demand
10
If the supply and demand curves both move due to market conditions, what will move with them?
Equilibrium Price
Quantity
Volatility
Markets
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When buyers and sellers willingly decide to make a transaction (nobody forces them)
commercial exchange
change exchange
involuntary exchange
voluntary exchange
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Price at the quantity buyers want to buy is exactly equal to the quantity sellers want to sell
discount price
egalitarian price
full price
equilibrium price