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If supply shifts left, what will happen to price?

It will increase

100

List one thing that would extend a market

Something that involves connecting groups of people/facilitating exchange

100

Mr. Best's age

(Sorry Jack)

33

100

Satisfaction

Utility

100

If your model has these assumptions then it is very far from reality

STRONG assumptions

200

What's the place called where supply and demand intersect?

Equilibrium

200

Name a good with inelastic demand

Oil, water, something like that.

200

First name of Mr. Martin (he told you)

Len

200

MP + MU =

V or Value

200

If your model has these assumptions then it is pretty close to reality

weak assumptions

300

The market for stuff

Product Market

300

Where do we go to exchange surpluses?

A Market

300

Name one of FDR's vice presidents

Henry Wallace, Harry Truman, John Nance Garner

300

V + time =

PV or present value

300

This is the basic cost of making ANY AND ALL choices.  Whatever the value of the next best option is the cost of choosing the option you have chosen.

Opportunity Cost

400

Scientists have just discovered that eating salmon will prevent cancer. What will happen to the supply and demand graph for the poor salmon?

Demand shift right

400

This type of economy, roles are passed down from generation to generation

Traditional

400

What is the Fort Ann mascot?

Cardinals (the bird, not the catholics)

400

PV + risk = 

EPV or expected present value

400

When we weaken assumptions, we say that we are ________  them

relaxing

500

If I'm the government and I want to generate revenue, I should tax a good with ______ demand

Inelastic

500

This type of money has value b/c the government says so

Fiat money

500

What is the Indian Hill mascot?

(you're welcome, Jack)

They don't have one

500

While marginal productivity is eventually decreasing, marginal utility is __________ decreasing

Always

500

All other things being equal or held constant

Ceteris Paribus

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