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Price: Supply, Demand, and Equilibrium
Price: Supply, Demand, and Equilibrium
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Rent control is an example of
excess demand
price floor
eqiulibrium
price ceiling
2
A sudden drop in the supply of a good
rationing
supply shock
search costs
quantity supplied
3
A system of allocating scarce goods and services by criteria other than price
price ceiling
disequilibrium
supply shock
rationing
4
what is another term for excess supply?
ration
search cost
surplus
shortage
5
Define disequilibrium
QS>QD
QD=QS
QD=/=QS
QD>QS
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Any situation where quantity demanded is greater than quantity supplied
demand shock
excess supply
excess demand
rationing
7
On the graph, movement from S1 to S2 is an
decrease in price
increase in supply
decrease in supply
decrease in demand
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With a demand decrease from D1 to D2, what changes?
quantity
price
equilibrium
supply
9
What determines the price of a good?
the government
how much is being demanded and supplied
equilibrium price
how much is being produced
10
A situation where quantity supplied is greater than quantity demanded
excess demand
excess supply
equilibrium
supply shock
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The point at which quantity demanded and quantity supplied are equal
equilibrium
demand curve
ceiling
supply shock
12
Movement along S2 from P1 to P3 is
decrease in price
decrease in supply
increase in price
increase in demand
13
what is another term for excess demand?
surplus
equilibrium
demand shock
shortage
14
A government mandated minimum price that must be paid for a good or service
rent control
supply shock
price ceiling
price floor
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This is a type of government intervention to try and control the market
search cost
price ceiling
rationing
price floor