Supply & Demand
Elasticity & Taxes
Costs & Production
Market Structures
Trade, Externalities, and Oligopoly
100

A rise in the price of a good causes this on the demand curve.

a movement along the demand curve

100

Demand with elasticity greater than 1 is called this.

Elastic

100

This is extra output from one more unit of input.

marginal product

100

A perfectly competitive firm is a ___ taker.

Price

100

Trade is based on this type of advantage.

comparative

200

If income rises and demand for a good rises, that good is this type.

normal good

200

If demand is inelastic and price rises, total revenue usually does this

Rise
200

Total cost equals these two things added together.

Fixed and Variable Costs

200

A competitive firm maximizes profit where price equals this

P=MC

200

If world price is above domestic price, the country will usually do this.

Export

300

If market price is above equilibrium price, this occurs.

Surplus

300

The side of the market that bears more of a tax is the side that is this.

Less Elastic

300

This cost is found by dividing total cost by quantity.

average total cost

300

A monopolist chooses output where these two are equal

MC=MR

300

Pollution is this kind of externality.

Negative

400

If the price of hot dogs rises and demand for buns falls, buns and hot dogs are these.

Complements

400

A legal maximum price is called this.

Price ceiling

400

This law says marginal product eventually falls as more variable input is added to a fixed input.

law of diminishing returns

400

After finding the monopoly profit-maximizing quantity, price is found from this curve.

Demand Curve

400

Firms in oligopoly often study strategic behavior using this field

Game Theory

500

Name two non-price factors that can shift demand.

income, tastes, expectations, number of buyers, or prices of related goods

500

A tax reduces quantity traded and creates this loss of total surplus.

Deadweight loss

500

Economic profit equals total revenue minus these two types of costs

Explicit and Implicit 
500

This market structure has many firms, differentiated products, and zero economic profit in the long run.

Monopolistic competition

500

In labor markets, firms hire workers until wage equals this.

Value of the marginal product of labor