The long-run supply curve under pure competition is derived by observing what happens to market price and quantity when market:
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Effect of an increase in the price of a product? leftward movement along demand curve
If price of product is above equilbrium: Quantity supplied exceeds quantity demanded
Inferior product: Product which consumers buy less as incromes increase
Oppurtuniy cost of 2 plates of rice, is 1 fish; Two videos for one movie
Substitue products: Price of one increase, quantity purchased of other increases
Which is not a capital good: home's lawnmower, furnace in a steel mill, golf course, construction crane
Oppurtunity cost refers to x-axis: For a loss of 1 tonne of butter, you produce 4 guns; next best alternative
If technology doubled output of guns, at 4 tonnes of butter , 28 guns would be produced
Surplus is above eqilibrium, For surplus to be 600, price must be $80
I supply exceeds demand, there is a decrease in price
Oppurtunity cost: Value of next-best alternative that is given up as a result of buing a particular product
Complemetary products are closely associated to one another: cameras and camera cases
Minimum wage is an example of a price floor
Quota: Supply curve goes vertically up on the quantity,, ex. A quota @ 250 will cause a price of $35
Which of the following statements is true? Inferior goods in one society can be normal goods in a another society
Substitute products: So similar, price is the dciding factor between them: ex. oranges and tangerines
What circumstances will a black market exist? When price ceiling is imposed below equilibrium price, and when price floor is imposed above equilibrium price
Scarcity forces choice which involes oppurtunity costs
Demand shift to left: Fall in the price of a substitiute, Rise in the price of a complement, An increase in income if the product is an inferior product
Supply increase: Improvement on technology