Market Influence
Prices
Competiton
Cost
100

T or F. monopolies and oligopolies give the market power

TRUE

100

total value of goods produced and services provided in a country in one year

gross domestic product (GDP)

100

definition of law of demand

principle which states that there is an inverse relationship between price and quantity demand

100

cost of buying and building a new factory within a company 

marginal cost

200

ebay and amazon

barriers to entry

200

beef prices rise and the civilian's response is to buy more chicken

substitution effect

200

law of supply

quantities respond in the same direction as price changes

200

in a farm there are 100 acres and 4 employees, each employee can cover 25 acres. what would happen if one more is added?

marginal return

300

if a soft drink price went up it would cause people to look for other brands that sell soda cheaper, this is an example of what?

elasticity

300

unless there is a change in the demand or supply curves, coffee prices tend to stay the same. This is an example of what?

equilibrium 

300

all companies sell identical products, market share does not influence price, companies are able to enter or exit without barrier, companies cannot determine price

perfect competition

300

change in price of a good or service can change the quantity that the customer will demand 

income effect

400

Cash is given to private businesses in the renewable energy sector to stimulate the growth of that industry

subsidy

400

price fixing

an agreement between competitors that raises, lowers or stabilizes prices or competitive terms. 

400

monopolies and oligopolies are examples of

IMPERFECT COMPETITION

500

microsoft trying to merge with apple

collusion 

500

chicken wings are half off if you bring in a picture of your ex on valentines day at hooters

opportunity cost

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