Ekwilibriyo Sa Pamilihan
Price Control
Estruktura Ng Pamilihan
Di-Ganap Na Kompetisyon
Papel Ng Pamahalaan Sa Pamilihan
100

The quantity demanded (Qd) is the same as the quantity supplied (Qs).

What is Equilibrium/Ekwilibriyo?
100

The government controls prices of goods and services.

What is Price Control?

100

The way sellers and buyers are arranged in a market.

What is Estruktura Ng Pamilihan?

100

Only ONE seller controlling product or service in the market; other businesses struggle to enter due to large capital, technology, or valuable resource control.

What is Monopoly/Monopolyo?

100

To meet society's demands, the market sometimes has THESE.

What are Government Interventions?

200

There are many products in supply, but lesser demand.

What is Surplus?
200

The highest price that can be charged for a product or service.

What is Price Ceiling?
200

These are the two types of Estruktura Ng Pamilihan.

What are Ganap and Di-Ganap Na Kompetisyon?

200

Only a few buyers buy from various sellers.

What is Monopsony/Monopsonyo?

200

It gives sellers freedom to do whatever they want in the market with little government interference.

What is Laissez-Faire?

300

Product is of high demand, but it's low in stock.

What is Shortage?
300

The lowest price that can be charged for a product or service.

What is Price Floor?
300

Many buyers and sellers, identical products, and easy entry and exit. e.g., agricultural product market.

What is Ganap Na Kompetisyon?

300
Many companies working together to control the market; one company's decision can affect another's (monopoly, but with multiple companies).

What is Oligopoly/Oligopolyo or Cartel?

300

The meaning of Laissez-Faire (translation).

What is "let them do it" or "hayaan siyang kumilos"?

400

Many sellers, various products, centered around saving and spending.

What is Monopolistikong Kompetisyon?
400

These are things that can benefit many people and are normally given or funded by the government. They are non-excludable (can't be stopped from usage) and non-rivalrous (doesn't affect others).

What are Public Goods?

500
It's the effect of an activity or transaction on someone else indirectly involved. It can either be positive or negative.

What is an Externality?