Supply comes primarily from what group?
What are producers/firms/companies?
Popularity of Owala water bottles soars. What is the determinant of demand?
Consumer Tastes -Demand
Prices of Bananas skyrockets - effect on production of Strawberry Banana Smoothies. What is the determinant of supply?
Input Costs
If the price of milk is expected to rise in October, what will be the impact on supply for milk in September?
The supply will DECREASE for the month of September
When supply curve shifts to the right, what affect does it have on the equilibrium price
The equilibrium price decreases because the increased availability of goods at each price level creates more competition among sellers, leading to lower prices to sell the larger quantity supplied
When Pam's income increased by 10%, her quantity demanded of hotel rooms increased by 5%. What kind of good does Pam consider hotel rooms?
A normal good
Zombie apocalypse wipes out 50% of US
Market Size
Scenario: A popular fitness influencer promotes daily workouts, and millions of followers begin prioritizing exercise.
Shifter
Change in Demand
Graph
Give 3 examples of inferior goods
Instant noodles
Public transportation
Generic/store-brand products
How is Quantity Demanded show on a graph
There will be movement along the curve
If good X is an inferior good and good Y is a normal good. If in come in the economy decreases, what is the impact on demand for good X and demand for good Y?
Demand for good X will increase and demand for good Y will decrease.
Scenario: A major coffee-producing country experiences a severe drought that destroys crops.
Shifter
Change in Supply
Graph
Give three examples of normal goods
Fresh fruits and vegetables
Clothing from brand-name stores
Dining out at restaurants
Guess the type of economy
- A small village in a remote area grows crops exactly the way their ancestors did for hundreds of years. They trade surplus goods with neighboring villages, but everyone follows the same farming traditions.
- In a country, most businesses are privately owned, but the government provides public services like healthcare, roads, and social welfare. Companies can compete freely, but some industries, like energy, are regulated by the government.
- The government owns all factories and farms. It decides what products will be made, how much will be produced, and sets all the prices. Citizens have very little choice in what to buy.