Supply
Demand
Marginal Utility & Price
Surplus/shortage & Price Floors
Shortage and Surplus/ Price Ceilings
100

The Law of Supply states that as prices INCREASE supply _______

Increases

100

The Law of Demand states that as prices INCREASE, demand______

Decreases

100

A marginal utility schedule is

a table showing the additional utility derived from consuming an additional unit of a good.

100

The federal minimum wage is an example of this type of government policy.

price floor

100

The market equilibrium point is

Where supply and demand price points are the same

200

When the government provides subsidies to solar panel manufacturers, production increases even if prices stay the same. This would cause what to happen to the supply curve?

It SHIFTS to the RIGHT

200
A change in PRICE (all other factors remaining the same) will result in a change in quantity demand. What type of movement will you see on the graph?

a) movement along the curve

b) a shift to the right

c) a shift to the left

movement along the curve

200

\A student receives 20 utils of satisfaction from the first slice of pizza, 12 from the second, and 5 from the third. This economic principle explains why the additional satisfaction keeps falling is

diminishing marginal utility
200

When the government sets a minimum price for milk above the equilibrium price, the most likely result is this market condition.

surplus

200

When a government sets a maximum legal price below equilibrium for rent, the most likely market result is this condition.

a shortage

300

A hurricane destroys several oil refineries, reducing gasoline production nationwide. On a supply graph, what would happen to the supply curve? 

It SHIFTS to the LEFT

300

When people's incomes rise, they will usually buy more of the goods they want, even if the prices for the item have not changed. What are these goods called?

normal goods

300

When total utility is at its MAX, marginal utility is at ___

zero

300

Carrying costs are associated with:

surplus and inventory management
300

Advertising can affect the demand curve in the context of surplus by:

shifting it to the right (increasing demand) and getting rid of surplus

400

A farmer can grow corn or soybeans. We are looking at corn supply and demand and considering soybeans to be the "substitute good". Due to a drop in popularity, the price of a substitute good, soybeans, drops dramatically. What happens to the supply curve for corn?

It SHIFTS to the RIGHT.

400

The demand for iphones suddenly increased dramatically. This resulted in an increased demand for iphone cases. Economists would call these two goods: 

complimentary goods

400

What is a function of prices related to income?

Prices redistribute income. 

400

If carrying costs are too great, what can happen to a supplier?

The supplier could go bankrupt or out of business

400

A price ceiling that is set above the equilibrium price will have this effect on the market.

no effect

500

What are the three determinants of supply?

improvement in technology

change in production cost

change in the price of substitute goods

500

What are five determinants of demand?

Change in consumer taste

change in consumer income

change in the price of related goods

change in population

change in consumer expectations

500

The three main purposes of prices in a transaction are:

transmit information, provide incentives, and redistribute income

500

A price floor-barrier helps manage surplus by setting a price above the market equilibrium. Although this often creates a surplus, it still helps sellers because it guarantees them: 

a minimum price for the product

500

What are some possible consequences of government price ceilings such as rent control or food price caps?

homelessness, bread lines, black market

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