Demand
Supply
Elasticity
Equilibrium
Econ 101
100

The two variables that change along a demand curve

What is price and quantity demanded?

100

The supply curve represents this at every level of quantity supplied

What is the marginal or opportunity cost?

100

A value greater than one represents ___while a value less than on represents ___.

Elastic, Inelastic

100

When demand is equal to supply, what two values are equal from consuming and supply the good. 

What are marginal benefit and marginal cost.

100

The marginal principal states that a person will keep doing something until what two values are equal?

What is the marginal benefit and marginal cost?

200

An increase in price results in a reduction in quantity demanded

What is the Law of Demand?

200
An increase in demand impacts quantity supplied.
What is an increase in quantity supplied?
200

The elasticity of demand measure the percent change in quantity demanded from a ___ percent change in this.

What is a 1% in price?

200

Prices signal the value of what good

What is the marginal good, or the good last produced/consumed.

200

If you paid 200 dollars for a bike, and now it is worth only 10 dollars to you, the opportunity cost of letting it go is ______

What is 10 dollars?
300

Individual demand is added up this way to calculate market demand

Horizontally

300

Input prices, technology, expected price changes and ____ shift supply

What is market size?

300

In the long-run, relative to the short-run, the elasticity of supply is expected to be more _____

What is elastic?

300

Equilibrium maximizes what value / concept

What is surplus?

300

Quantity demanded > Quantity supplied

Quantity demanded < Quantity supplied

What is a shortage and a surplus?

400

The effect on price and quantity demanded from an increase in the price of a substitute good

What is an increase in both price and quantity demanded?

400

The pressure from excess supply on price

What is downward pressure?

400

How elastic one's demand or supply depend on

What is the availability of substitutes?
400

Equilibrium is what determines this, which is how producers and consumers split the surplus

What is the equilibrium price?

400

A cost that has already been incurred and can not be recovered

What is a sunk cost?
500

The effect on price and quantity demanded from an increase in the price of a complementary good and an increase in the price of an input

What is a decrease in quantity demand and an uncertain impact on price?

500

The supply curve slopes upward because of this

What is rising opportunity costs?

500

The elasticity of demand form an increase in the price of water from 4 dollars to 5 dollars and a reduction in quantity demanded by 1

What is not enough information to calculate the elasticity?
500

This would lead to an increase in both the equilibrium price and quantity of an normal good

What is an increase in income?

500

Something must be given up in order to get something.

What is scarcity?