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Unit 2 Review
Supply and Demand Scenarios
100

the want and the ability to pay for it.

Demand

100

the amount of goods and services available.

Supply

100

The point at which quantity demanded and quantity supplied are equal

Equilibrium 

100

How sensitive consumers are to price change

Elasticity of demand

100

What way will a supply curve shift when production technology improves  

It will shift to the Right (Increase)

200

states that consumers buy more of a good when its price is decreases and buy less when its price increases

The Law of Demand 

200

the principle that suppliers will produce larger quantities of goods at higher prices and less at lower prices

Law of Supply

200

If the market price or quantity supplied is anywhere but at the equilibrium price, the market is in a state called

Disequilibrium 

200

Any expense that goes into making a product

Production Cost

200
How will a demand curve for ice cream shift during the winter 

It will shift left (Decrease)

300

The INSECTS term for when people react to an increase in price by consuming less of that good and more of other goods

The subsitituion effect

300

a table that lists how much of a good a individual supplier will offer at different prices.

Supply schedule 

300

An example of a Price Floor

Minimum Wage

300

Fixed cost+Variable Cost=?

Total Cost

300

The government increases subsidies on electric vehicles

Supply increases, supply curve shift right

400

This is a table that lists the quantity of a good people will buy at each different price

A demand schedule 

400

the effect of price change on the amount of a product that a supplier makes

Supply elasticity 

400

a maximum price that can be legally charged for a good

Price Ceiling
400

the additional income from selling one more product

Marginal Revenue

400

A new ad campaign reveals that eating SNIKERS actually gives you Split Personality Disorder

Consumers will buy less, demand curve shift left

500

Name the 6 reasons for a shift in Demand Curve 

Income, Number of consumers, Substitition, Expectations, Complimentary, Taste/Trend, Seasonal

500

Name the 5 reasons for shifts in supply curves 

Input Costs, Expectations, Number of Suppliers, Technology and Government

500

when quantity supplied exceeds quantity demanded

Excess Supply 

500

First team to draw out a supply and demand curve on the same graph and label: Equilibrium, surplus, shortage.

Bonus points if you can label where price ceiling and price floor would be

Show your raphs

500

WHAT ARE THE 3 SECTIONS WE HAVE WORKED ON SO FAR IN OUR PERSONAL FINANCE FLIPBOOK

BUDGET

INTEREST

S.M.A.R.T GOALS

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