An increase in supply changes quantity and price in which way?
Q Up P Down
A price floor typically results in a
What is surplus
Only 1 producer
Monopoly
This is why public goods are considered a market failure
What is the free rider problem?
Draw an accurate subsidy diagram
Supply shifts right
When producers in an oligopoly work together to control prices it is called this
What is collusion/price fixing
Using economic terminology, this is the difference between a public good and a common pool resources
Public Goods: Non-Excludable & Non-Rivalrous
CPR - Non-Excludable & Rivalrous
The ______ illustrates the combined quantity supplied by all consumers in the market at specific prices.
What is Supply Curve.
Rotation of supply curve
Types of products in a perfectly competitive structure
What is identical?
Draw an accurate positive externality of production diagram
Diagram
A steep demand curve indicates that the product is this type of elastic
What is inelastic
Table of data often used to build the demand curve
What is a demand schedule?
Government intervention always results in
What is Dead Weight Loss
This is the difference between perfect competition and monopolistic competition
Differentiated products in monopolistic comp.
Provide 3 examples of a potential fix for a negative externality of consumption
What is tax the good, ban the good, pass legislation, etc.
Mr. Knecht starts a economics tutoring business. He's a bit greedy so he decides to raise the price $60 to $70 per session. Due to this, the quantity of tutoring sessions consumed falls 700 sessions per month to 600 sessions per month. Showing your work, is this service elastic or inelastic.
.17/.17 = 1
Unit Elastic
Draw a price ceiling diagram indicating how community surplus has changed with the implementation of the price ceiling
Diagram
Provide an example of a company that fits each of the 4 types of market structures
Monopoly
Oligopoly
Monopolistic Competition
Perfect Competition
Evaluate the use of government legislation to correct a negative externality of production
Pros/Cons
Impacts on stakeholders
Short-run vs. long-run
A product has a cross elasticity of demand of -3.2. What can be said about these products?
What are complements?