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Supply and Demand and a little review
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Demand Curves have a
Positive Slope
Negative Slope
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What happens to the supply curve when the number of sellers decrease?
It goes right
No change
No change
It goes left
3
Increase in unemployment would lead to a _____ shift in Production Possibilities Curve
Inward
Outward
4
Celebrities start wearing baggy jeans, everyone buys baggy jeans to replace their skinny jeans, what causes the change?
consumer taste change
Substitute price change
change in income
compliment price change
5
The point at which supply meets demand.
Shortage
Equilibrium
Scarcity
Surplus
6
An increase in natural resources would lead to a ______ shift in Production Possibilities Curve
Outward
Inward
7
A plant closes, laying off many employees, consumer demand drastically falls. What factor is affecting change in demand?
Substitute price change
compliment price change
change in income
consumer taste change
8
Factory tools and factory buildings represent what factor of production?
Land
Technology
Labor
Capital
9
There are not enough reources to produce everything that everyone wants.
Land
Entrepreneurship
Economics
Scarcity
10
Increase in capital tools would lead to a _____ shift in Production Possibilities Curve
Inward
Outward
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An increase in supply or demand curves will shift it to the...
Right
Left
12
This graph reflects a decrease in producer supply. True or False?
True
False
13
Increase in employment productivity would lead to a _ shift in Production Possibilities Curve
Inward
Outward
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Depicts all the MAXIMUM output possibilities of 2 goods
Opportunity Costs
Demand
Supply
Production Possibilities Curve
15
Employee work hours represent what factor of production?
Land
Labor
Technology
Capital
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Goods whose demands are responsive/change with price changes.
Inelastic Demand
Elastic Demand
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Oil represents what factor of production?
Capital
Technology
Labor
Land
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If the price of brats increases what will happen to the demand for hot dogs(substitute good)?
Decrease
Increase
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Consumers' willingness to PURCHASE a product at a particular price.
Supply
Demand
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What happens to a supply curve when the number of sellers increase
It shifts to the right
It shifts to the left
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If a business wants to earn as much money as possible it should RAISE the price of its product if its product has an
Elastic Demand
Inelastic Demand
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A decrease in demand would lead to a ______ in market price.
Decrease
Increase
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A good that competes with and can easily be used in place of another good.
Complimentary Good
Substitute Good
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As the price increases companies will want to offer more of the product, this represents
Supply
Demand
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Goods that do not have many substitutes.
Inelastic Demand
Elastic Demand
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Hot fudge is a ___________ good to ice cream.
Substitute Good
Complimentary Good
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Which type of demand is barely affected by the changes in cost/price?
Long-term Demand
Autonomous Demand
Inelastic Demand
Elastic Demand
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The value that must be given up in order to chose something else.
Opportunity Cost
Production Possibilities Curve
Demand
Supply
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Supply curves have a
Negative Slope
Positive Slope
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Goods who can easily be substituted by other good have this type of demand.
Inelastic Demand
Elastic Demand
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Goods like insulin that diabetics need to survive.
Elastic Demand
Inelastic Demand
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Refers to the usefulness of an item. Point reached where the last item consumed is less satisfying than the one before.
Market price
Dimishing marginal utility
Elastic demand
Market equilibrium
33
Producers' willingness to offer a product at a particular price
Demand
Supply
34
In supply and demand curves the equilibrium represents the
shortage
profit
surplus
market price
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A decrease in the supply or demand curves will shift to the
Right
Left
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Study of means by which people of a society use resources to satisfy their wants/needs.
Shortage
Opportunity Costs
Economics
Surplus