Supply and Demand
Opportunity Cost + Surprises
Basic Economics...
100

The quantity of something that consumers are willing and able to buy

What is Demand

100

DAILY DOUBLE:

WHOLE TEAM HAS TO ACT LIKE AN ANIMAL OF THEIR CHOICE

That was cringy.

100

DAILY DOUBLE: China and the U.S. depend on each other for trade and resources. What term does this relationship most closely resemble? 

Economic Interdependence.

200

What is the definition of supply?

the amount of goods producers are willing to make and sell

200

I ride my bike down the street and come to a ramp. I choose to go over the ramp.

What did I gain?

What is my opportunity cost?

1. Experience and Sick air! Fun! 

2. My safety.

200

What is capitalism? And what is a country that practices capitalism?

an economic system where business and land is privately owned and prices are set by Free Market value

USA, UK, France, etc.

300

HIGH DEMAND and LOW SUPPLY leads to...

HIGHER PRICES

300

DAILY DOUBLE: What is the difference between Communism and Socialism?

Government control versus shared control

Equality versus control

300

What is the definition of scarcity?


Limited quantities of resources to meet unlimited wants

"Not enough to go around"

400

LOW DEMAND and HIGH SUPPLY leads to...

Lower prices 

400

What is the definition of opportunity cost?

What is given up (time or money) when we purchase a good or service.

400

What is profit?

The difference between the purchase price and the selling price.

500

What does it mean when a price reaches equilibirum?

At the point of supply equaling demand

500

David decides to quit his job and got to school to get further training in a new field he might enjoy more.


What is the gain? What is the opportunity cost?

Gain: He receives training in a new field he might enjoy

Opp Cost: loss of his wages

500

Mr. Snyder bought a supply of awesomeness for $150 and then he turned around and sold it to his friend for $2,350. What was the profit he made?

$2, 200

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