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the different amounts of a product that a seller would make available for sale at different prices
Demand Schedule
Demand
Supply Schedule
Supply
a list of the amounts of a product that a buyer would purchase at different prices
Demand Schedule
Demand
Supply Schedule
Supply
a list of the amounts of a product that a seller would offer for sale at different prices
Demand Schedule
Demand
Supply Schedule
Supply
a line on a graph that illustrates a downward slope because of the inverse relationship between price and quantity
Demand Schedule
Demand Curve
Supply Schedule
Supply Curve
a line on a graph that illustrates an upward slope because of the direct relationship between price and quantity
Demand Schedule
Demand Curve
Supply Schedule
Supply Curve
states that, holding all nonprice factors constant, as a product’s price increases, the quantity of the product decreases, and as a product’s price decreases, the quantity increases
Law of Demand
Law of Supply
Law of Demand and Supply
Law of Curve Shifts
states that, holding nonprice factors constant, the quantity of a good or service that a supplier is willing to offer on the market relates directly to price.
Law of Demand
Law of Supply
Law of Demand and Supply
Law of Curve Shifts
a place or situation in which the buyers and sellers of a product interact for the purpose of exchange
Economy
Church
Bank
Market
The price and quantity where demand equals supply; price and quantity toward which a free market automatically moves.
Equilibrium Price
Equilibrium Quantity
Equilibrium Price and Quantity
Equilibrium Market
represented by a movement along a demand or supply curve from one price-quantity point to another.
Change in Value Demanded and Value Supplied
Change in Curve Demanded and Curve Supplied
Change in Price Demanded and Price Supplied
Change in Quantity Demanded and Quantity Supplied
when the quantity demanded is greater than the quantity supplied, or when the product’s price is below the equilibrium price
Equilibrium
Shortage
Surplus
Complement
when the quantity supplied exceeds the quantity demanded, or when the product’s price is above the equilibrium price.
Equilibrium
Shortage
Surplus
Complements
Which best describes the following?
Bread and Butter : Coffee and Creamer
Pencils and Notebooks : Phone and Sim Card
Car and Petroleum : Movies and Pop Corn
Equilibrium
Shortage
Surplus
Complements
A government‐set maximum price that can be charged for a good or service
Basic Price
Price Foundation
Price Ceiling
Limit Price
A government‐set minimum price that can be charged for a good or service
Least Price
Price Foundation
Price Floor
Price Limit
a measure of the strength of buyers’ or sellers’ responses to a price change
Elastic Price
Price Elasticity
Inelastic Price
Price Inelasticity
a strong response to a price change; occurs when the percentage change in the quantity demanded or supplied is greater than the percentage change in price
Price Elastic
Price Elasticity
Price Inelastic
Price Inelasticity
a weak response to a price change; occurs when the percentage change in the quantity demanded or supplied is less than the percentage change in price.
Price Elastic
Price Elasticity
Price Inelastic
Price Inelasticity
Elastic Price Change and Total Revenue Total revenue moves in what direction of a price change when consumers react strongly or elastically.
Similar
Opposite
Varying
No Movement
Inelastic Price Change and Total Revenue Total revenue moves in what direction of a price change when consumers react weakly or inelastically?
Similar
Opposite
Varying
No Movement
the different amounts of a product that a buyer would purchase at different prices
Demand Schedule
Demand
Supply Schedule
Supply
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