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Supply/Demand
What affects "Supply"?
What is a market?
Supply/Demand
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What is a market?
estimate of expected income for a given period
Open place or building where buyers and sellers meet
A person who buys goods and services
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What affects "Supply"?
None of these
Air quality
Population, particular segments
Govt. controls, construction costs, labor force
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What is a surplus
a way people farmed
not enough food to live
more than is needed
a way of living
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The law of demand states
As prices increase, supply falls
As prices increase, supply increases
As prices increase, demand falls
As prices increase, demand increases
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A demand schedule shows
The fluctuations in demand schedules that occur over year
And upward sloping curve that illustrates price and .quanti
The fluctuations in demand that occurred over specific time
A listing that shows the various quantities demanded
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What affects demand?
change in expectations
change in population
change in consumer tastes
all of the above
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The law of supply states
As prices increase, supply increases
As prices increase, demand increases
As prices increase, demand falls
As prices increase, supply falls
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What is a supply schedule?
The number of products desired by the consumer
A calender
Listing of a particular product supplied
Supply crash
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What is a shortage?
Where market supply is greater than market demand
Where market demand equals market supply
Where market demand is greater than market supply
Where market demand is less than supply
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What is a consumer?
A person who consumes food
A person who buys goods and uses services
A person who uses seeing eye dogs
A person who ships goods
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What is a producer?
Someone who uses goods or services.
Someone who makes goods or offers a service
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What is market equilibrium?
Where market demand equals market supply
Where market demand is greater than market supply
Where market demand is less than market supply
Where market supply is less than market demand