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Ch. 5 Supply
Ch. 5 Supply
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Review game for Chapter 5 Economics #economics #supply
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1
What is the longest running American sitcom?
The Simpsons
MASH
American Dad
Cheers
2
What does this graph show?
Widgets when adding one more worker
Output from adding one more worker
Green, red, and yellow bars
Costs when adding one more worker
3
How do you figure out how much a firm should produce?
MR - MC = MX
MR = Love
MC = MB
MR = MC
4
What determinant? New machinery in the industry makes it more expensive to make your product.
Cost of Inputs
Technology
Sellers in Global Market
# of Sellers
5
Factors that affect the quantity of a product or service supplied. Causes a shift in S curve.
Determinants of Supply
Determinants of Business
Factors of Supply
Determinants of Demand
6
Who is the villain in Ironman 3?
The Marvellin
The Mandible
Lex Luthor
The Mandarin
7
What determinant? The cost of Red Dye #5 goes down in Gatorade.
Future Expectations
Technology
Number of Sellers
Cost of Inputs
8
When the price changes, there is little to no change in supply.
Inelastic Supply
Don't pick this one...
Elastic Supply
It's not me either...
9
Workers get in each other's way and disrupt production, which decreases the marginal product.
Increasing Marginal Returns
Maybe this was harder, but it's the last choice!
Diminishing Marginal Returns
Negative Marginal Returns
10
%ΔQs / %ΔP Answer is greater than 1.
Not Elastic
Elastic hair band
Ineastic Supply
Elastic Supply
11
What is this curve?
Headband curve
Demand curve
Supply curve
Quantity curve
12
Which One Direction member left first?
Louis
Harry
Zayn
Niall
13
Change in output from hiring one more worker.
Marginal Product of Projects
Marginal Product of Producers
Marginal Product of Labor
Marginal Product of Workers
14
Fixed costs + Variable Costs =
Variable costs
Total costs
Fixed costs
Marginal Costs
15
Chiffon, marble, and bundt are all types of what?
Countertops
Cake
Pans
Donuts
16
Costs that vary. Ex: utilities, labor
Variable costs
Fixed costs
Marginal Costs
Total costs
17
A level of production when marginal product of labor increases as the # of workers increases.
Increasing Marginal Returns
Stop returning stuff...
Diminishing Marginal Returns
Negative Marginal Returns
18
Shift in the S curve? New machinery in the industry makes it tougher to make your product.
Diagonal
Left
Right
It doesn't shift
19
What is my middle name?
Kristine
Katherine
Karla
Karly
20
Shift in S curve? China starts producing the same product as you.
Right
It doesn't shift
Left
Diagonal
21
%ΔQs / %ΔP
Elasticity of Demand
Elastic Waist Bands
Elasticity of Supply
Elasticity of Supply & Demand
22
When the price changes, there is a large change in supply.
Elastic Supply
Don't pick this one...
Inelastic Supply
Nah bruh
23
%ΔQs / %ΔP Answer is less than 1.
Elastic Supply
Inelastic Supply
Not Elastic
Elastic rubber band
24
What is Donald Duck's middle name?
Fauntleroy
Spruce
Bartholomew
Mallard
25
Cost of producing one additional unit.
Marginal Costs
Variable costs
Total costs
Fixed costs
26
What determinant? China starts producing the same product as you.
Technology
Government Restrictions
Future Expectations
Sellers in a Global Market
27
Shift in the S curve? The cost of Red Dye #5 goes down in Gatorade.
Diagonal
Left
Right
It doesn't shift
28
Which Disney princess has a horse named Angus?
Rapunzel
Ariel
Merida
Mulan
29
Costs that do not change. Ex: Rent, capital, machinery
Marginal Costs
Variable costs
Total costs
Fixed costs
30
What does this graph show?
Beanbags made on a budget
Marginal product of labor when making one more beanbag
MC of producing one more beanbag
Costs of beanbags in the winter
31
When the price goes up, quantity supplied goes up.
Production Possibilities Curve
Law of Demand
Law of Supply
Supply & Demand
32
An additional worker adds to total output, but at a diminishing rate.
The definition has the answer...
Negative Marginal Returns
Diminishing Marginal Returns
Increasing Marginal Returns