Supply
Demand
General Economics
Challenge ?s
Key Terms
100

As price increases, firms are willing and able to supply more and vice versa, ceteris paribus. 

What is the law of supply? 

100

only a change in price. 

What causes a movement along the curve? 

100

Sales Revenue - Costs

What is Profit? 

100

Price x Quantity

What is Sales Revenue? 
100

Limited resources being allocated to meet the needs of people, businesses and governments. 

What is the study of Economics? 

200

Price changes. 

What causes a movement along the curve? 

200

Trend for reusable masks is dying. 

What causes a leftward shift in demand? 

200

The ideal point where supply and demand meet. 

What is Equilibrium? 

200

Meeting our own needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

What is sustainability?
200
An increase in price will cause a decrease in quantity demanded and vice versa, ceteris paribus. 

What is the law of demand? 

300

Price of butter increases to impact on the supply of cupcakes.

What causes a leftward shift in the supply curve? 

300

snacks at the movie theatre when ticket prices decreases. 

What causes a rightward shift in the demand curve? 

300
Too much supply and not enough demand

What is a surplus? 

300

The result of choosing one alternative and forgoing another.

What is opportunity cost? 
300

All else being equal

What is ceteris paribus? 

400

Future prices of peanut butter are forecasted to decrease. 

What causes a rightward shift in the supply curve? 

400
Coke and Pepsi. 

What are substitute goods? 

400

Sam

Who was the egg-tart man? 

400

land, labour, Capital, Entrepreneurship 

What are the factors of production? 

400

When income decreases, demand increases

What is inferior goods? 

500

Cows and Leather.

What is an example of joint supply? 

500

Factor that caused the impact on the demand for milk based on --> price of breakfasts cereal increases.

What is change in the price of complimentary goods?

500

Market forces pushing supply and demand to equilibrium. 

What is the invisible hand? 
500

in return is rental income

What is the return for Land (factor of production)? 

500

When income increases, demand increases

What is normal goods?

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