Supply Graphing
Demand Graphing
Shifters
Price Floor
Price Ceiling
100

Assume you are in the almond market. Increased flooding throughout the summer causes lower yields. What happens to the supply of almonds?

  1. Change in environmental conditions

  2. Shift in

100

Assume you are in the pineapple market. The price of melon, a substitute, decreases in price. What happens to the demand for pineapples?

  1. Change in price of substitutes

  2. Shift out

100

Name the shifter & which curve it shifts: Assume you are in the Fireworks market. The day is February 16th.

Season, demand curve

100

A price floor is a government-imposed maximum/minimum price.

Minimum

100

Determine and draw the legal and illegal prices for a price ceiling

  1. Legal - Below

  2. Illegal - Above

200

Assume you are in the orange market. A freeze hits the citrus trees over the week. What happens to the supply of the oranges?

  1. Change in the environmental condition

  2. Shift in

200

Assume you are in the hot dog market. The price of hot dog buns decreases. What happens to the demand for hot dogs?

  1. Change in the price of a complement

  2. Shift out

200

Name the shifter & which curve it shifts: Assume you are in the grape market. The government imposes a subsidy for farmers who sell grapes.

Government intervention, supply curve

200

Determine and draw the legal and illegal prices for a price floor

  1. Ilegal - Below

  2. Legal - Above

200

A price ceiling is a government-imposed maximum/minimum price.

Maximum

300

Assume you are in the corn market. A new technology has been introduced that allows corn to be resistant to pests. What happens to the supply of corn?

  1. Change in technology

  2. Shift out

300

Assume you are in the iPhone market in Fresno, CA. 50,000 new citizens establish residencies in Fresno. What happens to the demand for iPhones?

  1. Change in population

  2. Shift out

300

Name the shifter & which curve it shifts: Assume you are in the almond market. Increased flooding throughout the summer causes lower yields.

  1. Environmental conditions, supply curve

300

In order for a price floor to be effective, it must be above/below the equilibrium point?

Above

300

In order for a price ceiling to be effective, it must be above/below the equilibrium point?

Below

400

Assume you are in the almond market. The government adds additional taxes for all almond farmers. What happens to the supply of the almond market?

  1. Change in government intervention - bad

  2. Shift in

400

Assume you are in the used car market. Consumer income increases. What happens to the demand for used cars?

  1. Change in income, inferior good

  2. Shift in

400

Name the shifter & which curve it shifts: Assume you are in the used clothes market. Consumer income decreases.

  1. Income, demand curve

400

What is the market result of a price floor?

Surplus, excess supply

400

What is the market result of a price ceiling?

Shortage, excess demand

500

Assume you are in the potato market. The price of water decreases. What happens to the supply of the potato market?

  1. Change in price of inputs

  2. Shift out

500

Assume you are in the Christmas tree market. The day is July 3rd. What happens to the demand for Christmas trees?

  1. Season - wrong season

  2. Shift in

500

Name the shifter & which curve it shifts: Assume you are in the strawberry market. The price of strawberry seeds increases.

  1. Price of inputs, supply curve

500

Draw and explain each part of a graph with a price floor imposed.


500

Draw and explain each part of a graph with a price ceiling imposed.


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