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Supply and Demand

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Demand
Keyword: Consumer
Slope: Downward (negative)
Desire and ability of consumers to purchase a good at a range of prices
Consumers demand lower quantities at higher prices
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Law of Demand:
Inverse relationship amongst price and quantity:
As price increases, quantity demanded decreases
When prices decrease, quantity demanded increases
WE BUY MORE AT LOWER PRICES
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Multiple Choice
The term, "diminishing utility" is often used to describe the slope of the demand curve. Why is this?
As you consume more of a good, the total satisfaction you obtain tends to rise
As you consume more of a good, the total satisfaction you obtain tends to fall
As you produce more of a good, the average utility gained decreases
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Multiple Select
Select all that apply. Which is true when graphing demand?
Price is measured on the vertical axis
Quantity is measured on the horizontal axis
It's slope is negative
It has an upward slope
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Multiple Choice
Which illustration depics a demand curve that consists of a point, where 3 units are demanded at a price of $9
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Supply
Keyword: Producer
Slope: Upward (positive)
Total amount of a product that is available to purchasers
The supply curve shows the quantity supplied of a good at different price levels
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Law of Supply
Positive (direct) relationship amongst price and quantity
As price increases, supply increases
As price decreases, supply decreases
At higher prices, producers supply higher quantities to maximize profit
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Multiple Select
Select all that apply. The law of supply states that__________.
as price increases, supply increases
as price increases, demand decreases
as prices decrease, supply increases
as price decreases, supply decreases
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Multiple Choice
Which graph depicts a supply curve?
A
B
C
D
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Multiple Choice
Supply refers to the actions of _________, whereas demand refers to the actions of ________.
producers, consumers
quantities, prices
consumers, producers
prices, quantities
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Multiple Select
(Select all that apply) Which is true about supply curves?
they have positive slopes
they show quantity supplied at different price levels
as prices increase, quantities increase
they have an upward slope
they have a negative slope
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Multiple Choice
The supply curve is upward sloping because
at higher prices, consumers demand less
as price increases, suppliers earn higher profits
as price increases, so do costs
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