Demand
Supply
affecting factors
Vocab
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100

What is demand

The amount of want (and ability to get) said product

100

what is supply

the amount of one product

100

what is an affecting factor?

a factor making some sort of change.

100

supply and demand

is an economic term that describes the balance between product and want for the product

100

True or false

price affects both supply and demand

True

200

when prices rise what falls?

demand

200

higher price equals what?

higher supply

200

why is price an affecting factor?

Price is an affecting factor because if it's too expensive the demand would go down for it. if it's cheaper the demand would go up.

200

The amount a consumer is willing to pay for a product

Price

200

what are the 3 economic questions?

"What will be produced?", "How will products be produced?", "who will buy the products?"

300

True or false

Supply and demand doesn't always respond to price movement

True

300

The quantities supplied are more than demanded.

excess supply

300

2 factors affecting demand

consumer income, price of product, consumer preferences.

300

market price

the price in the actual market at any given time.

300

TRUE OR FALSE

When prices go up or down, the relative price goes up and down even when the ratio doesn't change

False

400

competitive demand

demand for product that have close substitutes.

400

too little of supply

Scarcity

400

3 factors affecting supply

Consumer demand, material costs, the law, natural factors, and economic conditions.

400

more product than what was wanted

excess supply

400

The ratio between two prices

relative price

500

Inelastic demand

A form of demand in which changes in price do not affect demand.

500

short term supply

a product being made for a short amount of time where the consumers must wait for more to be produced once the product runs out.

(limited time items)

500

how is the environment an affecting factor?

it affects what the producer sells, and what the consumer wants

(if it's hot most people don't want a heating blanket)

500

what is it called when there's no surplus of supply but no unmet demand

Equilibrium Price

500

how do businesses use relative price?

They compare different prices from different resources to see which is cheaper