Law of Demand
Law of Supply
Government Induced Changes
Elasticity
Diminishing Marginal Utility/Return
100

Define Demand.

the amount of a good or service that consumers are able and willing to buy at certain prices.

100

Define Supply.

the amount of a good or service that producers are able and willing to sell at certain prices

100

Minimum wage is an example of a price _____.

floor

100

Define elasticity.

a responsiveness to price changes

100

Define Externality

a side effect of the production process- it can be positive or negative.

200

The price of hot dog buns increases. What happens to the demand of hot dogs?

It decreases.

200

A new tractor is built that can harvest 10x the amount of corn as previous tractors. Which way will the supply curve shift?

To the right.

200

A black market avoids government _______ and ________.

Price control, taxes

200

When price goes up just $1, the demand for a product that is _______ disappears.

Perfectly Elastic

200

Newspaper stands require one payment of $0.75 for access to the entire stack of papers. However, people only ever take one paper because they do not need need more than one. This is known as what?

Diminishing Marginal Utility

300
The price of Pepsi goes down. This causes the demand for Coca-Cola to go down. What determinant of demand is this?

Prices of Substitute Product

300

A boat carrying rubber ducks crashes and spill across the ocean. What will happen to supply?

it will decrease.

300

A price ceiling is set _____ the equilibrium price.

Below

300

When the price of a product goes up and the demand does not change at all, that product is _______.

Perfectly Inelastic

300

If a pizza place adds a 6th worker, they will make an extra $500. However, if they add a 7th worker, they will lose money as there is not enough work for a 7th employee and they are wasting money on salary. This is known as what?

Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns.

400

Which determinant of demand only changes quantity demanded?

Price of the product

400

A new t-shirt machine can produce 3 more t-shirts per hour than before. What determinant of supply is this?

Technology and Productivity

400

A lemonade stand is an example of a ______.

Black Market

400

The introduction of Pepsi into a store that normally sells Coca-Cola sees a decrease in the sales of Coca-Cola. This is called the _______ effect. 

Substitution

400
If Ford began making electric vehicles, this would be a _____ externality. This means, the government would grant/impose a ______.

Positive, subsidy

500

Define Ceteris paribus.

all other things remaining unchanged or all things being equal.

500

Minimum wage increases to $20/hr. The supply of Big Mac's decreases. What determinant of supply is this?

Prices of Inputs Required to Make the Product

500

A shortage of a good could cause the government to institute a ______.

Price ceiling.

500

Due to an increase in teacher pay, the demand of teaching supplies has increased. This is due to the ______ effect.

Income. 

500
Give an example of a negative externality and what the government would impose to try to reduce that negative externality.

Example: Pollution. A tax on a company for their toxic waste

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