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Increase in the Price of Corn Effect on demand for corn? NONE

Decrease in P and Q What single shift has occurred? Decrease in Demand

One reason the demand curve slopes downward is that as one product gets more expensive, similar products become relatively cheaper. This is called the substitute effect

Point to the Equilibrium Price

A price increase of a product will cause a decrease of _________ for that product Quantity Demanded

price floors cause? Surpluses

Example of substitutes of consumption Butter/margarine

Example of complements of consumption Pb and j

Example of complements of production Beef and leather Donuts and donut holes

Which is perfectly inelastic?

Example of substitutes of production Cakes or cupcakes

Law of Demand states Consumers will buy more at a lower price and less at a higher price

Law of Supply states Producers are willing and able sell less at a lower price and more at a higher price

A good with inelastic demand Gas (any necessity)

A good with elastic demand Lemon scented garbage bags

Government paying producers a portion of production costs is called subsidy

Point to the floor

Minimum wage is a price floor

If both supply and demand increase, what do we know for sure If both supply and demand increase, what do we know for sure? Q will increase

Illegal sales resulting from price controls occur in what type of markets? Black Markets

An increase in the price of rubber will cause what shift in the tire market? Decrease supply

An increase in the price of rubber will cause what changes to price and quantity in the tire market? P increase and Q decrease

Movement along a demand curve represents a change in quantity demanded.

Point to the ceiling

Shifting a demand curve represents a change in demand

Which is perfectly elastic?

The point where the quantity supplied is equal to the quantity demanded. equilibrium