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DEMAND – SUPPLY
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The Law of Demand Holding all relevant factors constant – quantity demanded is an inverse function of price. NOTE Terminology This THE MOST powerful propostiton in economics
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Demand (own) Price Ceteris Paribus Conditions
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Ceteris paribus Conditions Tastes (can’t explain where they come from) Let others do this. For economists tastes are unexplained Income – normal goods/inferior goods Prices of Other Goods – substitutes and compliments – the movement explains the relationship. Expectations – but this can be a trap – be careful – like tastes can be used to explain anything Size of the market – numbers
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Terminology Terminology is critical Changes in Quantity Demanded Changes in Demand
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Intuitive Forecasting Do this for your business It will make you richer
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Supply – no law of supply (own) Price Ceteris Paribus Conditions
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Price of Factors – this creates rising marginal costs – more later The level of Technology Natural Disruptions Number of Firms in market Expectations
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Terminology Again – but consistant terminology Changes in quantity supplied Changesin supply
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Changes in Supply Intuitive Forecasting Do this for your business
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MARKETS Put Supply & Demand Together –Changes in Supply –Changes in Demand –Think institutive forecasting for your business
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A Theory of Price Formation Return to Equilibrium Changes Movements
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Government Intervention Price floors Price ceilings
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Issues –Why a bountiful harvest is not good for farmers!!! –Energy crises in California –Free College –Rent Control
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TERMINOLOGY Changes in quantity demanded Caused by changes in own price represented by a movement along a given demand curve Changes on Demand Caused by changes in ceteris paribus conditions – represented by a shift in the entire demand curve
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What Happens if both Supply and Demand Change Airline Safety Regulations Raise Cost – decrease supply Safer travel – more demand
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Utility – Maximization Proof that demand curve has a negative slope
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Consumer Surplus “Extra Satisfaction for some consumers
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