Assignment : Jeopardy (25 notes) Mr. Robinson Chapter 4 + 5.

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Assignment : Jeopardy (25 notes)

Mr. Robinson

Chapter 4 + 5

KOBEKOBE GASOLGASOLFISHERFISHER ARTESTARTEST ODOMODOM

A ________ curve is a graphic representation of a demand schedule. (82) $100

A demand curve is a graphic representation of a demand schedule. (82) Back to Game

A substitute is… (88) $200

A substitute is… (88) a good that replaces another good. Back to Game

A _______ good is one that consumers will demand MORE of when they make MORE money (86) $300

A normal good is one that consumers will demand MORE of when they make MORE money (86) Back to Game

A good that is always used with another good is a _________. (88) $400

A good that is always used with another good is a complement (88) Back to Game

Total revenue is the amount of _______ a company receives for selling goods and services (95) $500

Back to Game Total revenue is the amount of money a company receives for selling goods and services (95)

The law of ______ is the tendency of suppliers to offer more of a good for a high price. (101) $100

The law of supply is the tendency of suppliers to offer more of a good for a high price. (101) Back to Game

A _____ tax is a payment to the government on the production of certain goods. (118) $200

An excise tax is a payment to the government on the production of certain goods. (118) Back to Game

A ______ is a government payment that supports a business or market. (117) $300

A subsidy is a government payment that supports a business or market. (117) Back to Game

$400 ________ revenue is the additional income from selling one more unit of a good. (112)

Marginal revenue is the additional income from selling one more unit of a good. (112) Back to Game

$500 When a person is able and willing to buy something, they create _______. (79)

When a person is able and willing to buy something, they create demand (79) Back to Game

Inferior goods are… (87) $100

Inferior goods are… (87) things you buy less of as you make more money Back to Game

If future price is expected to rise, current demand will ______.

If future price is expected to rise, current demand will rise. Back to Game

$300 Which good has an inelastic supply (104): Apples, hats, beanbags, toothbrushes

Which good has an inelastic supply (104): Apples Back to Game

$400 _____ has the greatest influence on elasticity of supply.

Time has the greatest influence on elasticity of supply. Back to Game

$500 How is profit determined?

Back to Game How is profit determined? Total revenue – total cost = profit.

$100 If I was a farmer and I knew the price of my wheat I was selling would go up next month, I would… (119)

If I was a farmer and I knew the price of my wheat I was selling would go up next month, I would… store it and sell it next month (119) Back to Game

$200 _______ cost is the cost of making one more unit of a good. (111)

Marginal cost is the cost of making one more unit of a good. (111) Back to Game

$300 Elasticity of _______ shows how people change their buying patterns when prices change. (79)

Elasticity of demand shows how people change their buying patterns when prices change. (79) Back to Game

$400 The US is a _______ economy. (79)

The US is a market economy. (79) Back to Game

$500 A market ______ schedule is a chart that shows how much of a good all suppliers will offer at different prices. (103)

Back to Game A market supply schedule is a chart that shows how much of a good all suppliers will offer at different prices. (103)

$100 What does it mean when demand for a product is inelastic? (90)

People will still buy just as much, no matter what the price. Back to Game

$200 Marginal is a synonym for _________.

Marginal is a synonym for additional. Back to Game

$300 What is an example of using technology to lower production costs? (117)

Using machines to sew backpacks instead of people. Back to Game

$400 How many days of the year are you in school?

180 Back to Game

$500 What was the final score of last night’s Dodger-Phillies game?

5 – 4  Back to Game