According to the Law of Demand, what happens to the quantity demanded of a product when its price increases?
What is it decreases?
According to the Law of Supply, what is the direction of the relationship between price and quantity supplied?
What is a direct (or positive) relationship?
Market equilibrium occurs at the point on a graph where these two values are equal.
What is when Quantity Demanded equals Quantity Supplied?
If a good is a necessity (like insulin or essential medication), has few substitutes, and demand barely changes when the price rises, its demand is described as this.
What is Inelastic?
This is defined as the difference between a consumer’s willingness to pay for a product and the actual price they paid.
What is Consumer Surplus?
This demand shifter explains why sales of green tea spike after a new study shows it improves heart health, or why sales of a skincare brand jump after a viral TikTok review.
What is Tastes and Preferences?
If the price of wood or steel drastically increases, what shift occurs in the market for products made from those materials?
What is a decrease in supply (shift left) due to higher Cost of Production?
When the market price is set above the equilibrium price, resulting in Qs > Qd, this market condition is created.
What is a Surplus?
What is the standard formula used to calculate the Price Elasticity of Demand?

This term describes the extra benefit a producer receives when selling a good for a price higher than the minimum price they were willing to accept.
What is Producer Surplus?
If consumers expect the price of iPhones or gaming consoles to double next month, what happens to the demand for those products today?
What is Demand increases (shifts right)?
When the government provides financial aid to producers to lower their costs and increase production, it is known as this.
What is a Subsidy?
Rent control and gasoline price caps set below market equilibrium are legal maximum prices known as this.
What is a Price Ceiling? (Price ceilings below equilibrium result in shortages).
If the price of gasoline rises by 5% and the quantity purchased falls by 1%, what is the price elasticity coefficient, and is it elastic or inelastic?
What is 0.2 and Inelastic?
Graphically, Consumer Surplus is represented by the triangular area in this location relative to the equilibrium price.
What is above the equilibrium price and below the demand curve? 
If the price of coffee creamer drops, causing consumers to buy more coffee creamer and more coffee, how are coffee and creamer classified?
What are Complementary Goods?
If 10 new food trucks enter a festival or multiple new firms open in an industry, what happens to the supply curve for that market?
What is an increase in supply (shifts right) due to the Number of Producers?
Minimum wage laws and agricultural support prices set above equilibrium are examples of this government price control.
What is a Price Floor? (Price floors above equilibrium result in surpluses).
If the price of toothpaste increases by 30% and quantity demanded decreases by 15%, what is the elasticity coefficient?
What is 0.5 (Inelastic)?
What is the formula to calculate Total Surplus (TS) in a market?
What is Consumer Surplus + Producer Surplus (CS + PS)?
When consumer income rises during an economic boom, demand for canned soup and store-brand cereal drops. What type of goods are these?
What are Inferior Goods?
Farmers notice the market price of corn has risen drastically, so they decide to plant more corn and fewer soybeans. What supply shifter does this scenario illustrate?
What are Related-Goods-in-Production (Substitutes in Production)?
According to the Double Shift Rule, when both the demand curve and the supply curve shift simultaneously, what happens to either price or quantity?
What is it becomes Indeterminate (or Ambiguous)?
If price increases from $5 to $6 and quantity demanded drops from 15 to 10, is the good elastic or inelastic?
What is Elastic?
Calculate total surplus for the following 
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