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Chapter 29 - Supply and Demand
Chapter 29 - Supply and Demand
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1
Markets where ___________ exists between sellers are good for consumers
Beef
Mind reading
Collusion
Competition
2
According to the Law of Supply, what happens when prices increase?
Supply decreases
Demand increases
The supply curve shifts left
Supply increases
3
The market in which goods and services are sold and bought illegally is known as the _____ ______
Black market
Underground market
Dark web
Bootleg market
4
Which of these is an example of a substitute product?
Bread and butter
Shoes and socks
Cars and petrol
Coke and Pepsi
5
Which of the following goods is an exception to the law of demand?
Apple products
Canada Goose jackets
Sports equipment
Addictive goods (e.g vapes)
6
Which of the following is an example of a monopoly in Ireland?
Dublin bus
Circle K
Supermacs
Iarnród Éireann
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What is a monopoly?
A market where consumers set all prices
A market with many competing sellers
A market with no supply of goods
A market where only one seller provides a good or service
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What does the Law of Demand state?
As price increases, demand decreases
As price increases, demand increases
The price of a product does not affect demand
Demand and supply always stay the same
9
When the market settles at a point where demand equals supply it is known as the market ___________
Equilibrium
Symmetry
Equality
Balance
10
Which of the following goods is an exception to the law of demand?
Clothes that are in fashion
Educational books
Medication for life-threatening diseases
Gaming consoles
11
What has happened when the demand curve shifts to the right?
Demand has increased
Supply has increased
Demand has decreased
Prices will always stay the same
12
What is an example of an event that caused a “market shock”?
The spreading of the COVID-19 virus
The introduction of a new soft drink
A product going out of fashion
A local store closing
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What type of goods are these?
Complementary goods
Substitute goods
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What type of goods are these?
Substitute goods
Complementary goods
15
What is price discrimination?
Charging all consumers the same price for a product
Reducing prices on all products during sales
Setting one price for a monopoly business
Charging different consumers different prices for the same product
16
___________ goods are goods that are in joint demand
Interdependent
Corresponding
Complementary
Substitute
17
Which of the following are examples of complementary goods?
Coke and Pepsi
Laptop and a PC
Diesel and petrol
Playstation 5 and a controller
18
______ is the quantity of a product or service that consumers are prepared to buy at different prices
Demand
Supply
Competition
Equilibrium
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A ______ is any place where buyers and sellers can exchange goods and services
Shopping centre
Workplace
Market
Retailer