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Go Ahead…Take A Guess!!
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Prices convey information to both. What do high and low prices tell each? Prices help answer the (3) economic questions What do prices do?
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1. They dont favor either party – they result because of competition Why cant Chicken Run charge $500 for chicken fingers? IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT PRICES
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2. They are flexible – allows for change Disasters, weather, war effect price and people adjust This is most often seen with products with which type of demand? I dont have anything to write up here
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3. They provide choice – if they become too high, people can go elsewhere Dont have anything for here either
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4. Markets find their prices without outside help Government does get involved as we will see Thought I had something for here…but I dont
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5. Prices are efficient – people can make decisions about purchases and behavior quickly Example: Hong Kong tolls Heres number 5
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What system could be used to allocate resources without prices? What are the problems with this system? Review
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Draw a supply curve and demand curve on the same graph. Label everything. Find a point on the graph that represents the price and quantity that should be charged. Label that point E. So how do we get to a price?
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What is point E called?
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What happens if price falls above this point? What happens if price falls below this point? How do shifts in Demand and Supply effect quantity and price? The big questions:
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This price leaves me too many - SURPLUS
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This price leaves me too few - SHORTAGE
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This one is just right!
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