Determinants of Demand
Determinants of Supply
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Definition
General
100

The determinant of demand that shows the real income of Canadians increasing for the fourth month in a row.

A change in income.

100

A new machine increasing the supply of car parts by making them faster is an examle of what determinant

A change in technology
100

When the supplied quantity is lower than the quantity demanded.

a Shortage

100

A resource that is not needed

Wants

100

If there is a ________ and a viable alternative, the price will lower.

Choice

200

The determinant of demand that is shows a decrease in popularity of physical fitness, thus increasing the demand for baggier clothes

A change in buyer tastes

200

An increase in the price of cameras, thus decreasing the supply of indie films is an example of what determinant

A change in resource prices

200

When the quantity supplied is higher than the quantity demanded.

A Surplus

200

This is viewed from the business perspective

Supply

200

This law shows a direct relationship between price and quantity supplied.

The Law of Supply

300

The determinant of demand that shows that due to a sale on oranges, the demand for grapefruits falls.

A change in prices of related goods.

300

An increase in the tax on cigarettes reducing the supply of cigarettes is an example of what determinant

A change in taxes and subsidies

300

When the quantity demanded is the same as the quantity supplied.

the equilibrium

300

An intangible product

A service

300

This law states that as the price of something increases, the quantity desired falls and vice versa.

The Law of Demand

400

refers not only to the desire to purchase a good or service, but also the ability to purchase.

Demand

400

Pepsi may increase its supply in response to coke raising their prices. This is an example of what determinant of supply

A change in the prices of other goods

400

When demand increases, this happens to the price.

a decrease in price

400

Means: "With other conditions remaining the same"

Ceteris Paribus

400

3 of the 4 types of markets

A place, the demand for a product, a process where buyers and sellers make a price and quantity or a term to refer to buyers and sellers.

500

The determinants of demand

change in buyer tastes, change in number of buyers, change in income, change in prices of related goods, and change in expectations

500

Expectations of a decline in a products price, causing the company to increase supply is an example of what determinant of supply

A change in expectations

500

The way that a supply and demand graph moves when demand increases.

down to the right

500

A consumer variable that businesses look at to determine if the demand for a product changes

Demographics

500

This shows a series of quantities of goods or services that will be sold over a period of time.

The Supply Schedule

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